Pacs Group co-founder, CFO Mark Hancock to retire

Pacs Group (PACS) announced the planned retirement of co-founder and CFO Mark Hancock on June 30, 2026. “When Mark and I first began discussing the idea that would become PACS 13 years ago, we set out to build something that would endure beyond our time at the company. It was always our vision to surround ourselves with highly talented people who would one day lead the company into the future. Mark has been central to that vision from day one. What he helped build goes far beyond a company. He established a culture, developed a new generation of leaders, and set a standard for post-acute care that will continue to shape this industry. His fingerprints are embedded in the foundation of PACS, and his legacy will endure in every facility, every patient experience, and every leader who carries this model forward,” said Jason Murray, Chairman and CEO of Pacs Group. “It’s difficult to fully capture what Mark has meant to me personally and to this organization. We built PACS side by side, through every phase of its evolution, always pushing each other to think bigger and execute better. He is a true leader, a trusted partner, and a lifelong friend. While his role is evolving, the institution he helped create and the standard he set, will continue to guide PACS for decades to come.” Hancock will retire as an executive officer on June 30, 2026, and will continue to serve on Pacs’s Board of Directors as Vice Chairman. Hancock will be succeeded by Carey P. Hendrickson, who was announced as Pacs Group’s new Chief Financial Officer on April 27, 2026.