This update recaps Q3 2025 (quarter ending September 30, 2025) results for key for-profit healthcare companies with Indiana operations (all have reported). Metrics include revenue, adjusted EPS/EBITDA where applicable, margins, and YoY changes. Salient points focus on leadership-relevant updates.
All companies reported as of November 6, 2025 — no estimates remaining
Takeaway for Indiana healthcare leaders: Showing revenue resilience from volumes and pricing, offset by cost pressures. For-profits delivered mid-to-high single-digit revenue growth with expanding margins in hospitals and behavioral health. Labor costs eased, supplemental payments & volumes fueled beats, and Indiana-centric capex stays aggressive (Lilly $9B, HCA Terre Haute, Acadia/CHS beds, Zimmer spin-off).
🚨Indiana non-profit bond-market quarterly update for the “big six” hospital operators coming next week when EMMA filings post.
Hospital Operators
Community Health Systems (CYH)
$3.09Brevenue (flat YoY) • Adj. EBITDA$378M(+3%) • Net loss-$12M(improved $29M YoY)
→ Same-facility admissions +1.4% • New Indiana ASCs opening Q1 0x2026 • Positive FCF outlookHCA Healthcare (HCA)
$17.99Brevenue +9.6% • Adj. EPS$5.51+18% • EBITDA margin 21.2% (+90 bps)
→ Admissions +4.2% • $450M supplemental payments • FY25 guidance raised • Terre Haute expansion fundedEncompass Health (EHC)
$1.35Brevenue +10.2% • Adj. EPS$1.03+15% • EBITDA$281M+12%
→ Stroke volume +8% • 12 new beds YTD • FY25 revenue $5.5–5.6BSelect Medical (SEM)
$1.79Brevenue +6.6% • Adj. EPS$0.52+37%
→ Critical-illness volumes +5% • $25M annual savings run-rate by 2026
Behavioral Health
Universal Health Services (UHS)
$4.05Brevenue +10.1% • Adj. EPS$3.01+28%
→ Behavioral patient days +4% • $800M capex • Occupancy 78%Acadia Healthcare (ACHC)
$804.5Mrevenue +3.6% • Adj. EPS$0.84+5% • Adj. EBITDA$174.6M+4.2%
→ Same-facility revenue +7.8% • 300 beds added YTD • Key Indiana JV with Community Health Systems / Lutheran Health Network • 900+ beds in pipeline
Insurance (Indiana-licensed or HQ)
Elevance Health (ELV) – Indianapolis HQ
$43.3Brevenue +5% • Adj. EPS$10.04+18%
→ CarelonRx +12% • FY25 EPS >$37.20 • $10B buybackUnitedHealth Group (UNH)
$100.8Brevenue +12.6% • Adj. EPS$7.25+15%
→ Optum Health +21% • FY25 EPS $29–29.50Humana (HUM)
$29.6Brevenue +9% • Adj. EPS$4.95-14%
→ MA membership +200K • CenterWell clinics to 300+Cigna (CI)
$62.5Brevenue +26% • Adj. EPS$6.62+12%
→ Evernorth +38% • FY25 EPS >$28.75CVS Health (CVS) / Aetna
$95.4Brevenue +6.3% • Adj. EPS$1.88+7%
→ $800M cost savings • MA stars improvedCentene (CNC) / Ambetter
$42.9Brevenue +5% • Adj. EPS$1.61+10%
→ Marketplace enrollment +20% • FY25 EPS $7.25+
Pharma & Med-Tech (Indiana HQ or major plants)
Eli Lilly (LLY) – Indianapolis
$12.73Brevenue +36% • Volume +45%
→ Mounjaro$5.3B, Zepbound$3.3B• $9B+ Indiana capex announcedElanco (ELAN) – Greenfield
$1.03Brevenue -6% ex-FX • Innovation +20%
→ FY25 revenue $4.25–4.35B • Debt pay-down priorityZimmer Biomet (ZBH) – Warsaw
$1.94Brevenue +4.7% cc • Adj. EPS$2.02+9%
→ Knees +6.5% • Spine spin-off mid-2026Medtronic (MDT) – Warsaw plant
$8.05Brevenue +5.3% organic • Adj. EPS$1.27+9%
→ Diabetes +20% • Hugo robot US launch 2026Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) / DePuy Synthes – Warsaw
$22.5Brevenue +5.2% op
→ MedTech +4.4% • Ortho separation under review
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CVS's Q3 numbers look solid with that 6.3% revnue growth and 7% EPS bump. The $800M cost savings iniciative is clearly gaining traction. Most importnt is the MA stars improvement which should help with reimbursement rates going forward.