Levi & Korsinsky said it is investigating whether Surgery Partners made forward-looking statements that concealed cost pressures and operational risks. The firm said the issues may have contributed to an earnings miss and a downgrade of Surgery Partners’ FY 2026 outlook after the company reported Q4 2025 results. It cited potential headwinds including payer-mix shifts, anesthesia-cost dynamics, and softer-than-expected case growth. The statement also said Surgery Partners deployed USD 182 million toward acquisitions in 2025, compared with a projected target of at least USD 200 million.
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