Harris Internal Medicine, LLCÂ has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing rising debts as it works to continue serving patients. The Peachtree City-based clinic says the filing will help manage growing debts while keeping patient care ongoing
Harris Internal Medicine, LLC Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
According to Pacer, Harris Internal Medicine, LLC voluntarily made a Chapter 11 filing under Subchapter V on November 12. The primary healthcare facility from Georgia filed the petition in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Harris Internal Medicine, LLC provides primary care to local patients, treating everyday health issues and chronic symptoms.
Owned by Erinn Harris, the facility offers membership-based healthcare services, which include office visits and 24/7 direct access to the physician.
With debts exceeding its assets and multiple unsecured creditors, the Peachtree City clinic has turned to Chapter 11 to stay operational. Through this, it plans to continue medical operations as the process moves ahead.
Bankruptcy Details
The official filing by Harris Internal Medicine, LLC, as stated by PacerMonitor, shows that the primary healthcare facility’s assets are between $100,001 and $500,000. Whereas the estimated liabilities of the Georgia-based healthcare business fall in the range of $1,000,001 to $10 million.
Harris Internal Medicine, LLC currently owes around 49 unsecured lenders in total.
Here are further details on the Chapter 11 filing, as shown on PacerMonitor:
- Case Number: 3:25-bk-11731
- Filing Date: November 12, 2025
- Chapter: 11, Subchapter V
- Status: Active, Voluntary Petition
Attorney William A. Rountree from Rountree Leitman Klein & Geer, LLC made the filing on behalf of the primary healthcare business.
The clinic’s Chapter 11 Subchapter V Plan must be submitted by February 10, 2026. Additionally, the Georgia Northern bankruptcy court may appoint a health care ombudsman by December 12, 2025.
As the legal representative of Harris Internal Medicine, LLC, William A. Rountree submitted a Corporate Ownership Statement and a Corporate Resolution on November 12.
On November 13, the bankruptcy court stated that the deadline for the healthcare facility’s Pre-Status Conference Report must be submitted by December 31. The same day, attorney Jonathan S. Adams filed a Notice of Appearance while representing the United States Trustee.
The court has requested the clinic to provide missing documents from its initial filing, including tax returns and financial statements. These include the Tax Return, Balance Sheet, Statement of Operations, and Cash Flow Statement. The deadline set by the Georgia Northern bankruptcy court for filing each of these documents is November 19.
Caitlyn Powers, while representing the Georgia-based healthcare business, filed the Small Business Federal Income Tax Return, Small Business Balance Sheet, and Small Business Statement of Operations on November 13.
The United States Trustee’s Office submitted a Notice of Appointment, stating that Leon S. Jones was appointed as the Subchapter V trustee for the latest case.
On behalf of Harris Internal Medicine, LLC, Caitlyn Powers submitted an emergency motion and requested the court’s permission to pay employee wages that were earned before the bankruptcy filing. The primary healthcare facility also requested the Georgia Northern bankruptcy court to instruct the banks to process the payments.
Caitlyn Powers filed an Emergency Motion so that the court scheduled a hearing on all first-day motions of Harris Internal Medicine, LLC. Powers also filed Emergency Motions to allow the healthcare business to use its existing bank accounts and get approval for the use of cash collateral.
A meeting of creditors, or the 341 meeting, will be conducted on December 8. The court added that a Status Conference will take place on January 14, 2026.
Harris Internal Medicine, LLC has been asked to submit the Non-Government Proof of Claims by January 21, 2026.
Key deadlines in the coming months will decide whether the Peachtree City clinic can stay open and manage its debts.
