Financial Performance and Clinical Outcomes:
-
reported
adjusted operating income of
$551 million and
adjusted earnings per share of
$2.95 for Q2 2025.
- Despite a cyber incident's impact, the company met financial expectations due to strong clinical performance and cost management.
Treatment and Patient Care Costs:
-
U.S. treatments per day declined by
1.1% year-over-year, with an anticipated full-year decline of
75 to 100 basis points.
- Patient care costs per treatment declined by approximately
$3.50 sequentially, with an anticipated full-year increase of
5% to 6%.
- Decreased treatment volume, particularly due to increased missed treatments post-cyber incident, and improved labor productivity were key factors.
Cyber Incident Impact and Recovery:
- The cyber incident incurred
$13 million in non-GAAP expenses and affected treatment volume, revenue per treatment, and billing processes.
- The company expects the impact of the cyber event on adjusted results to be largely behind them.
Policy and Regulatory Environment:
- The company acknowledged ongoing policy changes, including tariffs, Medicaid cuts, and qualified health plans, but maintained unchanged impact estimates.
- The CMS announced a
2% increase in the dialysis rate for 2026, which, while modest, remains consistent with previous trends.
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