In February, ELNA announced its purchase of the Brunswick Health Group, a large network of clinics headquartered in Montreal's West Island.
ELNA Medical Group, a Montreal-based company that bills itself as Canada's largest network of medical clinics, has entered creditor protection.
The application was granted in Quebec Superior Court. ELNA also received court approval to solicit interest in a potential sale.
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