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what's your current cadence of ramping new beds in OR capacity? And how much of your 2026 growth is depending on projects already coming online
how would you characterize the incremental cost to manage additional throughput or free up additional capacity?
for the executive order from the other week, there was a call out on acquisition costs for covered outpatient drugs at HOPBs
your 2025 CapEx guide at about $5.1 billion. I think historically, you've weighted this to 50/50 growth between CapEx maintenance and growth CapEx
can you update on recent openings in Nevada and D.C., and the Florida hospital set to open next month, and how you are thinking about full-year EBITDA performance?
What is your current outlook for Medicaid volumes for the year in both segments, and are you seeing any signs of volatility returning through administrative churn or eligibility friction?
How are you thinking about cash flow from operations this year? I know you mentioned some of the drag last year from the increase in AR related to the Medicaid supplemental payment programs
How would you characterize your current supply dynamics during the quarter? And then for 2026, I know you have a sizable degree of that supply spend under multiyear fixed contracts, but do you see ...
Specific to your self-pay category, how did volumes trend during 3Q? And then how your self-pay volumes developed year-to-date relative to your expectations coming into the year?
You noted that some of the drag year-to-date has been coming from unfavorable changes in AR. I know you're expecting to get some of that back next quarter as you collect on the D.C. approval, but d...
Could you just walk us through some of the drivers of that deceleration
Is there any way to frame the breakdown here between rates, acuity and contributions from incremental supplemental payments?
how would you describe, I guess, patient utilization activity during 1Q across acute
premium pay at about $60 million coming in flat quarter over quarter versus your previous goal of exiting the year at about $50 million a quarter
proposed reciprocal tariffs. Just curious how you're thinking about the potential impact of supply spend and maybe where your fixed pricing stands