DaVita looks at divesting managed-care businesses after another poor quarter

DaVita Inc. balanced another disappointing quarter from its managed-care business with another solid quarter from its core kidney-care operations, though the issues with its physician holdings are growing to the point where CEO Kent Thiry suggested the company could be looking to divest itself of some of them. The Denver-based company (NYSE: DVA) reported adjusted net income of 97 cents per share Tuesday, further adjusted to exclude amortization for the quarter. While that landed right in the middle…
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