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Monica Raines

Executive Vice President, Chief Compliance & Quality Officer at Addus HomeCare
Executive

About Monica Raines

Monica Raines, age 46, is Executive Vice President and Chief Compliance & Quality Officer at Addus HomeCare (ADUS), a role she has held since March 2022 after serving as VP & Chief Compliance Officer (2016–2019) and SVP & Chief Compliance Officer (2019–2022). She holds both a B.A. and J.D. from Southern Methodist University; prior roles include Chief Compliance Officer & General Counsel at CCS Medical and associate at Jenkens & Gilchrist, a nationally recognized law firm . Addus links executive pay to Adjusted EBITDA and Total Shareholder Return (TSR); company-level metrics during the 2020–2024 period show TSR values of 120.44 (2020), 96.19 (2021), 102.32 (2022), 95.48 (2023), and 128.89 (2024), Net Income of $33,133k (2020) to $73,598k (2024), and Adjusted EBITDA of $76,907k (2020) to $140,290k (2024) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Addus HomeCareEVP & Chief Compliance & Quality OfficerMar 2022–presentExecutive leadership of compliance and quality
Addus HomeCareSVP & Chief Compliance OfficerJul 2019–Mar 2022Senior compliance leadership
Addus HomeCareVP & Chief Compliance OfficerSep 2016–Jul 2019Built provider-setting compliance program

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
CCS MedicalChief Compliance Officer & General CounselPrior to 2016Led compliance/legal at a large DME provider
Jenkens & GilchristAssociate (law)Early careerCommercial legal practice foundation

Fixed Compensation

YearBase Salary ($)Target Bonus (%)Actual Annual Bonus ($)Notes
2022294,808 Up to 75% of base (per employment agreement) 225,000 Employment agreement effective Mar 1, 2022 sets base at $300,000 and target bonus opportunity up to 75% of salary

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentive (2022 Program Design and Outcome)

MetricWeightingThresholdTargetMaximumActual vs TargetPayout Outcome
Adjusted EBITDA100% 50% payout at 90% of target 100% payout at 100% of target 150% payout at 110% of target Company achieved 100% of target (2022) $225,000 (matches 75% of $300,000 base)

Performance-Based Equity (2022 Grants and Vesting)

Grant TypeTarget ValuePerformance MetricConversion/GrantVesting
Performance-based equity$225,000 Adjusted EBITDA (same thresholds as cash) 2,151 restricted shares granted at target, based on 2/24/2022 price Vests over three years on Feb 24, 2023/2024/2025

2022 Option and Additional Equity Grants (new-hire/retention and annual)

| Grant Date | Instrument | Quantity | Exercise Price ($/sh) | Expiration | Vesting | Grant Date Fair Value ($) | |---|---:|---:|---|---|---:| | Mar 1, 2022 | Stock options | 19,000 | 84.83 | Mar 1, 2032 | 4 equal installments each Mar 1, 2023–2026 | 588,056 (aggregate) | | Mar 1, 2022 | Restricted stock | 2,900 | — | — | As granted under plan (see above schedules) | 246,007 | | Feb 23, 2022 | Restricted stock | 1,249 | — | — | As granted under plan (see above schedules) | 87,967 |

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership Trend

As-of DateShares Beneficially OwnedPercent of Class
Apr 19, 202317,543 <1%
Apr 17, 202425,448 <1%
Apr 23, 202532,857 <1%
  • Anti-hedging/pledging: Insider Trading Policy prohibits hedging, short sales, holding in margin accounts, and pledging of Company stock; also restricts standing/limit orders without consent .
  • Clawback: Company adopted a compensation recoupment policy on Nov 24, 2023 to comply with Nasdaq’s listing standard .

Outstanding Equity (as of Dec 31, 2022)

CategoryQuantityStatusExercise PriceExpirationNotes
Options2,062 Exercisable$34.05 Mar 3, 2027 2009/2017 plan awards
Options1,900 Exercisable$37.25 Mar 2, 2028 2017 plan
Options19,000 Unexercisable (time-based vesting)$84.83 Mar 1, 2032 Vests 2023–2026
Restricted stock5,003 UnvestedMarket value $497,748 at 12/31/22

Employment Terms

ItemKey Terms
Employment agreementAmended & restated effective Mar 1, 2022; auto-renews for successive 1-year terms unless non-renewal notice ≥30 days before term end
Base salary$300,000 (subject to annual review)
Target bonusUp to 75% of base salary, based on Company and/or individual objectives
Benefits/perqsParticipation in health, disability, vacation; Company-paid term life insurance up to 5x salary (Company not required to pay >3% of base for premium)
Severance (no CIC)Eligible if terminated without Reasonable Cause or resign for Good Reason; see payouts table below
CIC severance24 months of annual cash compensation (base + greater of prior-year bonus or target), pro rata bonus, after-tax cash equal to Company share of 24 months COBRA; installments generally over 12 months
Equity on CIC/death/disabilityImmediate vesting of unvested options and restricted stock if actively employed at CIC, or upon death/disability (per award agreements)
Restrictive covenantsNon-disclosure; non-compete within 50 miles of any Company location; non-solicitation; non-disparagement; for 1 year post-termination (2 years upon CIC) for non-CEO NEOs
Tax gross-upsNone on CIC payments
ClawbackRecoupment policy adopted Nov 24, 2023
Hedging/pledgingProhibited under Insider Trading Policy
Deferred comp/pensionNo participation in Company non-qualified deferred compensation or defined benefit pension plans for NEOs

Potential Payments upon Termination or Change in Control (as of Dec 31, 2022)

ScenarioSeverance ($)Extension of Benefits (COBRA) ($)Equity Acceleration ($)Total ($)
Without Reasonable Cause / For Good Reason750,000 16,179 766,179
In connection with a Change in Control1,500,000 32,358 776,288 2,308,646
Disability776,288 776,288
Death776,288 776,288

Additional Governance and Program Design Notes

  • Pay-for-performance design: Cash and equity incentives are predominantly driven by Adjusted EBITDA; PVP disclosures also reference TSR and Net Income as context measures .
  • Compensation Committee (2023 proxy): Mark L. First (Chair), Jean Rush, Susan T. Weaver, M.D., FACP .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment vs. performance: Raines’ incentive pay is tied 100% to Adjusted EBITDA for both annual cash and equity, with clear threshold/target/max calibration; 2022 achieved target, aligning her payouts with performance . Anti-hedging/pledging and the 2023 clawback adoption strengthen alignment and reduce governance risk .
  • Vesting and potential selling pressure: Material time-based option grant (19,000 at $84.83 expiring 2032) vests in equal tranches through 2026, and 2022 performance-converted restricted shares vest through 2025—key dates that can create incremental liquidity windows; however, pledging is prohibited and trading is policy-constrained .
  • Retention and CIC economics: Standard market severance (24 months cash compensation on CIC, pro rata bonus, COBRA) with equity acceleration on CIC/death/disability and 1–2 year restrictive covenants reduces flight risk but represents tangible CIC exposure; no tax gross-ups mitigate shareholder risk perception .
  • Ownership trajectory: Beneficial ownership has increased from 17,543 (Apr 2023) to 32,857 shares (Apr 2025), still <1% of shares outstanding—positive trend but modest absolute “skin in the game” .