With $1.2M loan, bankrupt nSpire poised to retain Longmont offices
LONGMONT — nSpire Health Inc., a developer of respiratory medical devices and software for respiratory information systems, agreed in October to vacate its Longmont headquarters as part of the company’s ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy. But with a recent court order authorizing nSpire to collect a $1.2 million loan, the company appears poised to retain its offices.
nSpire filed for bankruptcy protection in early 2019 and in June 2019, the firm’s primary creditor Montage Capital filed court documents suggesting nSpire was unlikely to return to viability.
Bankruptcy filings from earlier…
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