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Universal Health Services (UHS) is expected to benefit from its leading market position in the behavioral health business in 3Q15.

Leveraged loan funds saw an outflow in the week ending February 3. It’s the fifth successive week in 2016. The quantum of outflows was $405.0 million last week.

Of the five analysts covering Genesis Healthcare in February 2018, one has given the stock a “buy” rating.

Mednax (MD) bills payors for services provided to patients. These payors consist of government programs like Medicare and Medicaid, contracted managed care, third parties, and private pay patients.

In 3Q17, hurricanes negatively affected Mednax’s (MD) revenues by close to $2 million. According to the company, acquisitions in radiology, anesthesia, and neonatology contributed around 430 basis points to revenue growth.

Mednax (MD) has a proven track record of expertise in the administration of physician services and a methodical approach to clinical data warehousing in fields such as research, education, and quality.

Of the total 14 analysts covering Mednax (MD) in December 2017, three analysts have given the stock a “buy” or higher rating and ten have given it a “hold” rating while one analyst has given it a “sell” rating.

On March 24, 2017, House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled back the American Health Care Act, also known as “Trumpcare,” before votes were cast.

It has not been a good year for the Ivy Global Growth Fund – Class A (IVINX) so far, though it has seen some improvement from the previous review period.

Universal Health Services’ behavioral health revenues rose by 9.7%, from $4 billion in 2014 to $4.4 billion in 2015.

Same-facility admissions for LifePoint (LPNT) fell by 4.2% to 55,000 during 4Q15. During 4Q15, its equivalent admissions fell by 1.1% to 146,000.

Let’s see why US stock indexes fell. The three US equity indexes that we review in this December recap series fell from November 30 to December 31, 2015.

Universal Health Services’ behavioral health segment registered 14% growth in total revenue—from $946 million in 1Q14 to $1,076.3 million in 1Q15.

Universal Health Services entered the UK market by acquiring Cygnet Healthcare, a leading behavioral health provider, in an all-cash deal of $335.0 million.

Since 2011, the healthcare industry has seen a surge in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity, especially in the outpatient medical market.