At the time, the company said it was unaware of any Justice Department probe, but it had disclosed a 2017 subpoena from the SEC, which was later described as "in parallel" with the DOJ's investigation. MiMedx said it continues to provide documents related to the subpoena and is cooperating with regulatory authorities. RELATED: MiMedx offloads bone graft business to focus on biopharma Today's decisions from the board of directors "arise, in part, from information the audit committee has identified through its previously announced independent investigation," they said in a statement, describing the moves as initiatives to improve corporate compliance and internal operations, and adding that future actions may be taken. David Coles, a managing director with corporate-restructuring consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal, has been named interim CEO to help reshape the company. Coles specializes in interim management and profitability analysis, with experience in a wide range of companies.