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    Jack Slevin's questions to Astrana Health Inc (ASTH) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to Astrana Health Inc (ASTH) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Jack Slevin asked for commentary on Medicare Advantage plan bids for 2026 in Astrana's key markets, particularly California. He also inquired about the unique dynamics of the California health insurance exchange and the potential impact of expiring subsidies.

    Answer

    President & CEO Brandon Sim stated it was too early to comment on specific 2026 MA bids but expressed overall bullishness on the MA line of business due to scale and cost management. Regarding the exchange, he differentiated California as a more stable, state-based market with less fraud, positioning the company to manage potential headwinds from subsidy changes, given its limited exposure of under 5% of membership.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Astrana Health Inc (ASTH) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Jack Slevin asked for insights into the 2026 Medicare Advantage bids from managed care companies in California. He also requested a high-level perspective on the California health insurance exchange market, questioning the potential for a significant membership drop if subsidies expire.

    Answer

    President & CEO Brandon Sim responded that it was too early to comment on specific 2026 MA bids but reiterated a bullish long-term view on MA. Regarding the exchange, Sim differentiated the California state-based exchange as having less fraud and more stable membership than other markets. He emphasized any headwind from subsidy expiration would be manageable given that exchange members represent less than 5% of the business.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Adtalem Global Education Inc (ATGE) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to Adtalem Global Education Inc (ATGE) leadership • Q4 2025

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    Jack Slevin asked for a long-term perspective on growth drivers, questioning what major initiatives, such as expansion into Allied Health or more health system partnerships, Adtalem is considering to maintain its above-average growth. He also had modeling-focused questions about the pacing of investments and the strategy for share buybacks.

    Answer

    Chairman & CEO Steve Beard highlighted the robust and growing secular demand for professionals in their current core areas (medicine, nursing, veterinary, behavioral sciences), which provides a long runway for growth within the existing portfolio. CFO Bob Phelan addressed the modeling questions, noting that margins are seasonally lower in Q1 and that a one-week academic calendar shift will boost Q2 results at the expense of Q3. Beard added that investments will continue across their strategic pillars, timed for optimal impact throughout the year.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Adtalem Global Education Inc (ATGE) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Jack Slevin of Jefferies inquired about Adtalem's performance relative to its fiscal 2026 targets set at the 2023 Investor Day, given recent outperformance. He also asked for commentary on potential impacts from legislative proposals in Washington D.C. concerning student loans and accountability regulations.

    Answer

    Chairman and CEO Stephen Beard acknowledged that Adtalem is pacing ahead of its Investor Day targets and plans to recalibrate long-term goals at the next Investor Day in early 2025. Regarding Washington D.C., he stated that while it's too early to comment on specific proposals, the current environment is generally positive for career-focused education with a high return on investment, which is Adtalem's focus.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Privia Health Group Inc (PRVA) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to Privia Health Group Inc (PRVA) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Jack Slevin from Jefferies & Company Inc. asked how conversations with potential health system clients are developing, given the significant headwinds those systems are facing.

    Answer

    CEO Parth Mehrotra explained that while Privia has successful partnerships with three health systems, it's not a model for everyone. He said Privia's value proposition is helping systems align with independent-minded physicians, a competence many systems lack. However, he stressed that Privia is not reliant on a health system strategy for growth and can operate successfully independently. The company will partner where there is a good strategic match but will continue to grow its core model of supporting independent practices as a viable alternative to system employment.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Privia Health Group Inc (PRVA) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Jack Slevin pointed out an implied drop in Care Margin per implemented provider in the 2025 guidance and asked about the scenarios that could lead to upside in Care Margin and EBITDA for the year.

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    CEO Parth Mehrotra attributed the metric primarily to the flat assumption for value-based care shared savings in the guidance. He mentioned that provider mix also plays a minor role. Consequently, the most direct path to upside would be outperformance in shared savings relative to their conservative forecast.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Privia Health Group Inc (PRVA) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Jack Slevin from Jefferies asked if Q3 shared savings were materially impacted by CMS's changes to catheter codes and if new passive care management codes in the physician fee schedule would alter their strategy.

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    CEO Parth Mehrotra provided a direct answer, stating that neither of the two items had a material impact on Privia's financial results or its operational approach to the MSSP program. He clarified that Privia is not a 'call center company' focused on simply billing specific codes.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Cencora Inc (COR) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to Cencora Inc (COR) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Jack Slevin, on behalf of Brian Tanquilut from Jefferies Financial Group Inc., asked about the potential for margin expansion in the GLP-1 drug category as more competition enters the market over time.

    Answer

    EVP & CFO James Cleary reiterated that GLP-1s are currently minimally profitable for Cencora despite driving top-line growth. He acknowledged that with more market competition, the category could eventually move to a more normalized fee-for-service model and become more profitable. However, he clarified that this potential shift is not something the company is anticipating or building into its financial plans for the upcoming fiscal year 2026.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to agilon health inc (AGL) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to agilon health inc (AGL) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Jack Slevin of Jefferies sought confirmation that while the turnaround plan is underway, key decisions on market exits or portfolio sizing would wait until after 2026 payer bid details are finalized. He also asked about ACO REACH performance.

    Answer

    CFO Jeff Schwaneke confirmed that payer economics are a critical component of future decisions but stressed a new operational urgency to act on performance data more quickly. He also stated that the ACO REACH business performed in line with expectations during the quarter and continues to be a strong contributor.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to agilon health inc (AGL) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Jack Slevin sought clarification on the 50 basis point impact from the 2 Midnight Rule and asked if there was a tailwind from supplemental benefit changes in 2025.

    Answer

    CFO Jeffrey Schwaneke confirmed the 50 bps estimate for the 2 Midnight rule is for the full year and incorporates its ramp-up. He noted that while total supplemental benefit dollars are lower in 2025 due to payor bid changes, agilon remains at-risk for them. CEO Steven Sell added that reducing this risk, similar to Part D, remains a key long-term priority.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to agilon health inc (AGL) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Jack Slevin asked for the magnitude of the negative financial impact from Part D on medical margin and EBITDA, particularly looking back at 2023.

    Answer

    CEO Steven Sell acknowledged that Part D has a negative impact but declined to provide a specific number. He emphasized that the key issues are not just the underlying cost performance but also the significant data lag and lack of visibility. This challenge is driving the company's strategy to mitigate exposure through mechanisms like carve-outs and risk corridors in partnership with payers, who recognize the limited control physicians have over these costs.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Pediatrix Medical Group Inc (MD) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to Pediatrix Medical Group Inc (MD) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Jack Slevin from Jefferies asked for more detail on potential hospital contract wins and whether an acceleration in outsourcing could be expected. He also requested clarification on the run-rate for practice supplies expense and the specific drivers of Q1 NICU volume growth.

    Answer

    Executive Mark Ordan attributed potential contract wins to a renewed focus on being the best partner for hospitals in women's and children's services, which he believes will drive growth. CFO Kasandra Rossi confirmed the current level of practice supplies expense is a good run-rate post-dispositions and detailed that the 2% NICU day growth was driven by a ~2% increase in births and a slight increase in length of stay.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Pediatrix Medical Group Inc (MD) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Jack Slevin questioned the 2025 guidance, noting that after adjustments it seemed to imply headwinds like wage inflation would offset core growth. He also asked about the potential impact of increased IVF activity.

    Answer

    CEO Mark Ordan clarified that the conservative guidance reflects general caution about uncertainty in the healthcare provider space and the broader economy, rather than a specific negative trend. Regarding IVF, he acknowledged it is a 'possible tailwind' and a 'potential strong sales' driver but confirmed it is not yet incorporated into financial forecasts.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Pediatrix Medical Group Inc (MD) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Jack Slevin of Jefferies inquired about the financial modeling for the portfolio restructuring plan, specifically the Q4 revenue impact and the timing of the expected EBITDA benefit. He also asked about the potential long-term revenue or EBITDA opportunity from the now-stabilized RCM system.

    Answer

    CFO Kasandra Rossi explained that the portfolio restructuring is backloaded, with most of the impact needed to reach the $200 million revenue exit target occurring in Q4. She stated that about one-third of the expected $30 million in annualized EBITDA improvement will be realized in 2024, with the rest in 2025. Regarding the RCM, Rossi noted it is too early to quantify future financial benefits, as the 2024 focus was on a successful and non-disruptive transition.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to Option Care Health Inc (OPCH) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to Option Care Health Inc (OPCH) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Jack Slevin, on for Brian Tanquilut, pressed for more detail on tariff risks, specifically asking about the potential for a timing mismatch or 'air pocket' where procurement costs rise before reimbursement rates adjust. He also asked for clarification on whether recent clinic expansions were traditional infusion suites or advanced practitioner centers.

    Answer

    CFO Michael Shapiro downplayed the risk of a severe timing lag, noting that many procurement contracts have static prices for interim periods and that the company's robust balance sheet could be used to soften any volatility. CEO John Rademacher clarified that the clinic strategy is focused on expanding the number of 'chairs' available to patients, with new facilities capable of supporting both traditional and advanced practitioner models.

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    Jack Slevin's questions to AMN Healthcare Services Inc (AMN) leadership

    Jack Slevin's questions to AMN Healthcare Services Inc (AMN) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Jack Slevin from Jefferies requested clarification on the margin impact of labor disruption revenue in the Q1 guidance and asked about expectations for free cash flow conversion.

    Answer

    CFO and COO Brian Scott clarified that labor disruption revenue does not have a materially different margin profile; its main effect is on revenue and EBITDA flow-through, with segment mix being a larger margin driver. He also affirmed that a free cash flow conversion rate in the 60s range remains a good benchmark for modeling purposes.

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