Rite Aid has announced another round of store closures as the pharmacy chain files for bankruptcy.
Court documents show another 32 closures were announced this week, in addition to the 154 closures announced last month.
The additional store closings will take place in 10 states, including California, Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington.
A specific timeline for the closures was not provided. Rite Aid is expected to transfer patients' prescriptions to other local pharmacies.
The new stores slated for closure include:
California
Anaheim - 5560 East Santa Ana Canyon Rd.
Galt - 10570 Twin Cities Rd.
Roseville - 4004 Foothills Blvd.
Connecticut
New Haven - 325 Ferry St.
Stamford - 82 Hoyt St.
Waterbury - 277 Fairfield Ave.
Michigan
Adrian - 1200 S. Main St.
Canton - 4151 S. Canton Rd.
New Baltimore - 35350 23 Mile Rd.
Sterling Heights - 43034 Dequindre Rd.
New Jersey
Hazlet - 1360 Route 36
Wrightstown - 546 Wrightstown-Sykesville Rd.
New York
Sayville - 101 Main St.
Ohio
Broadview Heights - 8085 Broadview Rd.
Canton - 3010 Whipple Ave. NW
East Liverpool - 614 Bradshaw Ave.
Fairlawn - 2975 West Market St.
Willoughby - 36212 Euclid Ave.
Oregon
Portland - 1814 NE 41st Ave.
Canby - 891 SE 1st Ave.
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh - 623 Smithfield St.
Pittsburgh - 4934 Second Ave.
Philadelphia - 3260 North Broad St.
Reading - 3251 5th Street Hwy.
State College - 510 Westerly Pkwy.
Virginia
Newport News - 671 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.
South Chesterfield - 20825 Woodpecker Rd.
Virginia Beach - 5036 Ferrell Pkwy.
Washington
Enumclaw - 232 Roosevelt Ave.
Seattle - 2506 2nd Ave.
Seattle - 201 Broadway St.
Washougal - 3307 Evergreen Way
Rite Aid is the country's third-largest pharmacy chain and operates over 2,000 locations. The chain has filed for bankruptcy due to declining sales, increasing debt and mounting lawsuits following the opioid epidemic.
The full list of closures, as of Nov. 30, now includes 186 stores in 15 states.
Pennsylvania has the largest number of store closures at 44. That's followed by 34 in California, 23 in Michigan, 21 in New York, 15 in Washington, 14 in New Jersey, 11 in Ohio, six in Maryland, five in Virginia, four in Connecticut, three in Oregon, two in Delaware and Idaho, and one in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.