Long-term debt · 2011–2022
Cross Country Healthcare long-term debt
$151M−17.1% · FY2022
Cross Country Healthcare (CCRN) reported $151M in long-term debt for fiscal 2022, −17.1% year on year.
| Fiscal year | Long-term debt | Change | Filing |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY20222022-12-31 | $151M | −17.1% | Open → |
| FY20212021-12-31 | $182M | +225.5% | Open → |
| FY20202020-12-31 | $55.8M | −21.3% | Open → |
| FY20192019-12-31 | $71.0M | −8.9% | Open → |
| FY20182018-12-31 | $77.9M | −15.5% | Open → |
| FY20172017-12-31 | $92.3M | +8.9% | Open → |
| FY20162016-12-31 | $84.8M | +4.2% | Open → |
| FY20152015-12-31 | $81.3M | +15.4% | Open → |
| FY20142014-12-31 | $70.5M | +75,671.0% | Open → |
| FY20132013-12-31 | $93,000 | −47.3% | Open → |
| FY20122012-12-31 | $176,309 | −99.3% | Open → |
| FY20112011-12-31 | $25.0M | — | Open → |
Long-term debt — Long-term debt is borrowing due more than a year out. A large figure is normal for capital-intensive businesses and says nothing on its own about financial health.
Every row links to its own SEC filing · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026 · 2011–2022 compound annual growth +17.7%
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