MedCity News July 13, 2020
Elise Reuter

Oak Street Health, a Chicago-based company that operates primary care centers for Medicare patients, filed initial IPO paperwork on Friday. The company has not yet priced the offering, but it plans to use the proceeds to repay a loan and grow its business.

Oak Street Health, which operates primary care centers for Medicare patients, is planning its public debut. The company filed preliminary IPO paperwork on Friday to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange as OSH.

Oak Street has not yet priced its offering. The Chicago-based company said it would seek up to $100 million, though this is a frequently used as a placeholder figure for calculating registration fees. Oak Street said it plans to use the funds...

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