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Company details
Market cap
~$9B
P/E ratio
~6×
EPS (TTM)
~$23
Revenue
~$17.4B
Rev. growth
+9.7%
Net income
~$1.4B
Profit margin
~8%
Shares out
~62M
In plain English
Universal Health Services runs two big hospital businesses under one roof: ~29 acute-care hospitals (think emergency rooms, surgery and births, clustered in Texas, Nevada and California) and ~345 behavioral-health facilities (psychiatric and addiction care) across the US and the UK. It buys its drugs, devices and supplies through group-purchasing deals, gets paid mostly by Medicare, Medicaid and commercial insurers, and is still steered by its founding Miller family, who control ~90% of the votes through super-voting shares.
In simple terms
What Universal Health Services really sells
Universal Health Services runs two big hospital businesses under one roof: ~29 acute-care hospitals (think emergency rooms, surgery and births, clustered in Texas, Nevada and California) and ~345 behavioral-health facilities (psychiatric and addiction care) across the US and the UK. It buys its drugs, devices and supplies through group-purchasing deals, gets paid mostly by Medicare, Medicaid and commercial insurers, and is still steered by its founding Miller family, who control ~90% of the votes through super-voting shares.
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