CareMax (CMAX) Reports Q2 Loss of $0.26

CareMax (NASDAQ: CMAX) reported Q2 EPS of ($0.26), versus $0.31 reported last year. Revenue for the quarter came in at $44.9 million, versus $25.8 million reported last year.

Carlos de Solo, Chief Executive Officer, commented, “After the merger with IMC, the recent closing of our acquisition of Senior Medical Associates and the anticipated closing of the DNF acquisition this quarter, CareMax has a strong, sustainable foundation of profitability in South and now Central Florida from which to take our model nationwide. In our current markets, we are focused on organic growth and constantly improving our care model for the benefit of our members.”

\"Anchored by our collaborations with Anthem and The Related Companies, we are developing a unique ecosystem whereby the most underserved communities receive access to our care model. We believe we have the ability to deliver consistent, replicable results nationwide, giving us conviction to accelerate our de novo growth with a goal of opening at least 75 new CareMax centers in the next three years. These key agreements provide us with a multi-faceted growth strategy designed to enable us to confidently expand at a rapid pace.”

“To supplement the outstanding talent in CareMax and IMC, we are in the process of building out an executive team that is capable of implementing our ambitious plans. We are making these investments in talent to maximize the opportunities in our base business as well as execute on the growth opportunities ahead of us.”

“While we, like our peers, experienced headwinds in 2021 related to COVID-19, we believe these challenges are unique to the current pandemic and non-recurring in nature. I am proud and pleased to say that our core business remains sound and growing – a testament to our high-caliber medical and support personnel who have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic to meet our members’ needs.”

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