The Humana Entities withdrew, by agreement, their emergency TRO request against the Quorum buyers of Odessa Regional Hospital and Scenic Mountain Medical Centers, while continuing to pursue enforcement of the buyers’ assumed-contract obligations. The adjournment and withdrawal notice moved the enforcement-motion hearing to February 5 and confirms that the TRO was withdrawn.
Humana had sought emergency relief to preserve the status quo after alleging the buyers would cease honoring the assumed Humana contracts, impose higher reimbursement rates, and expose members to out-of-pocket costs beginning January 1, 2026. Humana reported approximately $3.5 million of reimbursements paid under those contracts during the prior year in its emergency TRO motion. The withdrawal removes the immediate injunction request but leaves the contractual-assumption dispute to be resolved through Humana’s motion to compel buyer compliance.
Judge Lopez approved a settlement resolving the Compass parties' contempt fight with HSA parties over disputes tied to the HSA sale order, BSAA agreements, the HSA enforcement order, the contempt motion, and HSA's Rule 60 motion. The settlement covers Morrison Management Specialists and Crothall Healthcare on one side, and HSA St Joseph, HSA Florida, and Healthcare Systems of America on the other. Under the Compass-HSA settlement stipulation, HSA agreed to pay $2.6 million against a $2.715 million claimed amount: $250,000 paid on October 8, 2025, then $500,000 payments due October 24, November 15, December 15, and January 15, followed by $350,000 due February 15, 2026.
The court's agreed order approving the settlement adjourns the contempt and Rule 60 matters without a new hearing date and provides that they will be dismissed with prejudice once HSA completes the payment schedule. If HSA defaults and fails to cure within three business days after written notice, Compass can seek entry of a consent judgment for the full claimed amount plus interest and fees, less payments already made. For case followers, the order converts a contested sale-implementation dispute into a defined payment track with an enforcement remedy.
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