Baby + Co. announced Tuesday that it has made the "difficult decision to close our three birth centers in North Carolina.
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Baby + Co. opened in Cary in October 2014 but voluntarily stopped births last March after three babies died there in a matter of months.
I-Team reporter Jonah Kaplan was allowed inside Baby + Co. last year after that state health report found "significant problems," including a lack of medical oversight.
At the time, the company's co-founder Cara Osborne defended her facility, touting among other things its low c-section rates.
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Two other Baby + Co. locations, in Charlotte and Winston-Salem - are also shutting down.
A spokesperson told ABC11 on Wednesday that they will continue caring for patients and delivering babies for the next month.
In a statement, the company said "challenging market conditions" have made the centers "financially unsustainable."