OnCure Holdings, Inc.

  1. October 03, 2013

    OnCure Gets Green Light For Reorganization Plan, $125M Sale

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday confirmed OnCure Holdings Inc.'s Chapter 11 plan, a reorganization that calls for a $125 million sale of the private equity-owned company and its network of oncology treatment centers to Radiation Therapy Services Holdings Inc.

  2. August 21, 2013

    OnCure Can Seek Votes For Ch. 11 Plan, $125M Sale

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved OnCure Holdings Inc.'s Chapter 11 disclosure statement, allowing the private equity-owned network of oncology treatment centers to solicit votes for a plan that includes its $125 million sale to a competitor.

  3. July 18, 2013

    US Trustee Knocks Ex-OnCure CEO's Severance In Ch. 11

    A U.S. trustee on Wednesday objected to a $270,000 severance payment that private equity-owned OnCure Holdings Inc. wants to pay to its former CEO, saying such a payment would need to be part of a broader program for all the bankrupt company's employees.

  4. July 15, 2013

    US Trustee Rips Latham's Retainer In OnCure Ch. 11

    The U.S. trustee on Friday balked at the proposed fee arrangement private equity-owned OnCure Holdings Inc. has struck with its bankruptcy counsel, Latham & Watkins LLP, saying the $425,000 retainer is a gratuitous financial protection for the law firm.

  5. June 24, 2013

    Bankrupt Oncology Centers Reveal $125M Offer On The Table

    Cancer treatment provider Radiation Therapy Services Holdings Inc. on Monday was revealed to be the $125 million mystery bidder for private equity-owned OnCure Holdings Inc., one of the nation's largest networks of radiation oncology treatment centers that began its stint in bankruptcy just days ago.

  6. June 18, 2013

    OnCure Gets $25M Bankruptcy Loan Greenlighted For Now

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday gave private equity-owned cancer center operator OnCure Holdings Inc. an interim go-ahead for a $25 million post-petition loan, despite the U.S. Trustee's Office's objection to how the credit facility was structured.