Envision Healthcare is in a post-confirmation restructuring posture: the court confirmed separate reorganization plans for the EVPS and Amsurg debtor groups on October 11, 2023, and later allowed reorganized debtors to file certain plan-supplement exhibits under seal or in redacted form through the plan supplement redaction orderDkt. 2008.
The case was driven by a highly levered healthcare platform built around two operating businesses: Envision Physician Services, a national physician-staffing business serving emergency departments, anesthesiology, hospitalist, and related programs, and Amsurg, an ambulatory surgery center business. The capital structure included multiple tranches under the Envision first-lien term loan facility, an ABL facility, senior notes, and intercompany notes, as described in the Disclosure StatementDkt. 477. The filed claims profile in the context pack reflects roughly $5.29 billion of secured claims and about $938.9 million of unsecured claims, underscoring that the restructuring was primarily a balance-sheet case around secured-creditor recoveries and enterprise separation rather than a simple trade-debt cleanup.
Early case relief focused on keeping a patient-care business operating while the debtors advanced a negotiated restructuring. The first-day record bundled cash management, wages, patient-care and safety vendors, critical vendors, insurance, utilities, professional corporation and ambulatory surgery center arrangements, confidential patient information, and cash-collateral authority, reflecting the operating constraints of a national healthcare services platform in chapter 11 through the . The debtors then moved quickly into a plan track, filing a disclosure statement in late June and confirming two third amended reorganization plans in October: the EVPS plan through the and the Amsurg plan through the .
The remaining docket posture is post-emergence administration and litigation cleanup rather than core plan prosecution. The allowed context includes adversary litigation filed by certain creditors against Envision and lender-related parties in July 2023 through the Vibrant Capital complaintDkt. 1, and a later post-confirmation adversary complaint by individual plaintiffs against Envision and related entities in May 2024 through the Hernandez and Sonyika complaintDkt. 1. No near-term hearing timeline is provided in the context pack, so the high-signal current read is that the debtor has moved past confirmation and into implementation, plan-supplement confidentiality, and residual litigation administration.