Buhl Trust is set to hold a "critical vote" on Wednesday that will make or break the future of Sharon Regional Medical Center.

This comes after the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas approved Tenor Health as the successful bidder to purchase Sharon Regional Medical Center just days after the hospital closed.

That purchase came with two conditions including the delivery of the purchase price of $1.9 million by Tenor and various duly executed closing documents and that Pennsylvania and Buhl Trust enter into a release agreement with Medical Properties Trust (MPT).

In a statement from MPT, a spokesperson for the company said Buhl Trust has not yet decided whether or not it will satisfy that condition.

"To be clear, Buhl Trust is not being asked for any financial support, only to confirm it will not pursue claims against those who are supporting re-opening the hospital, something the Commonwealth agreed to," the statement reads.

If Buhl Trust does not vote to support the arrangement on Wednesday, the deal will be unable to go forward and the hospital will be forced to remain closed.

MPT says if this happens, it will remain committed to the hospital and hopes there will be another opportunity to save it in the future.

21 News will provide updates once a decision is made by Buhl Trust.

In the meantime, you can read much more about the sale of Sharon Regional to Tenor and its conditions in our related coverage below.

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