Senior Care Centers’ 2018 Chapter 11 plan became effective in March 2020, and its unsecured creditor trust continues to administer claims and pursue recoveries. The court extended the trust’s term through March 31, 2027, and the deadline to object to general unsecured claims through September 23, 2027, in its trust extension order Dkt. 3189 and claims deadline order Dkt. 3194.

Senior Care Centers’ Chapter 11 plan became effective on March 27, 2020, and the case has moved to post-effective-date administration through an unsecured creditor trust. The company filed its Chapter 11 petition Dkt. 1 on December 4, 2018; the court confirmed its third amended plan on December 13, 2019, and the debtors reported effectiveness in their notice Dkt. 2659.

At filing, the nursing and healthcare provider reported approximately $33.06 million outstanding under its non-HUD revolver and $9.53 million under its HUD revolver, according to the first-day declaration Dkt. 25. The court later authorized use of cash collateral under a final order Dkt. 1475.

In his January 2026 extension motion Dkt. 3178, the unsecured creditor trustee said the trust needed more time to pursue fraudulent transfer litigation and an appeal, reconcile claims—including personal injury and wrongful death claims—and complete distributions. The court extended the trust’s term through March 31, 2027, in its February order Dkt. 3189, and extended the deadline for objections to general unsecured claims through September 23, 2027, in its September order Dkt. 3194.

Senior Care Centers’ 2018 Chapter 11 plan became effective in March 2020, and its unsecured creditor trust continues to administer claims and pursue recoveries. The court extended the trust’s term through March 31, 2027, and the deadline to object to general unsecured claims through September 23, 2027, in its trust extension order Dkt. 3189 and claims deadline order Dkt. 3194.

Senior Care Centers’ Chapter 11 plan became effective on March 27, 2020, and the case has moved to post-effective-date administration through an unsecured creditor trust. The company filed its Chapter 11 petition Dkt. 1 on December 4, 2018; the court confirmed its third amended plan on December 13, 2019, and the debtors reported effectiveness in their notice Dkt. 2659.

At filing, the nursing and healthcare provider reported approximately $33.06 million outstanding under its non-HUD revolver and $9.53 million under its HUD revolver, according to the first-day declaration Dkt. 25. The court later authorized use of cash collateral under a final order Dkt. 1475.

In his January 2026 extension motion Dkt. 3178, the unsecured creditor trustee said the trust needed more time to pursue fraudulent transfer litigation and an appeal, reconcile claims—including personal injury and wrongful death claims—and complete distributions. The court extended the trust’s term through March 31, 2027, in its February order Dkt. 3189, and extended the deadline for objections to general unsecured claims through September 23, 2027, in its September order Dkt. 3194.