MedCity News February 8, 2024
Katie Adams

Cano Health filed for bankruptcy this week — about three years after going public $4.4 billion SPAC merger. The industry reacted without surprise, with experts calling the bankruptcy a direct result of mismanagement, a quixotic growth strategy and poor market selection.

Following a tempestuous 2023, senior-focused primary care provider Cano Health made headlines once again this week. The company — which went public in 2021 through a $4.4 billion SPAC merger — filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday.

The industry reacted without surprise, with experts calling the bankruptcy a direct result of mismanagement, a quixotic growth strategy and poor market selection.

In a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, Cano reported $1.2...

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