Addus: A $1.4B Home-Care Roll-Up Riding Medicaid's Tightrope
Addus has profitable scale in home-based care, but the investment case turns on a narrow spread between reimbursement, wages, Illinois concentration, and acquisition discipline.
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Addus HomeCare Corporation (ADUS)
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OpenAmeren's $31.8 Billion Grid Bet: Growth, Bills, and the Data-Center Wildcard
Ameren is pitching a regulated-utility growth story built on $31.8 billion of 2026-2030 infrastructure investment, but the thesis has to clear rate cases, customer bills, equity funding, and large-load demand.
OpenAcadia Healthcare: the mental-health boom with subpoenas in the chart
Acadia has the scarce behavioral-health capacity investors want to find, but its own filings put the growth story next to DOJ and SEC subpoenas, liability reserve pressure, government-payor exposure, and more than $2.5 billion of debt.
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