The Addus investor conference appearance will put the home care provider in front of healthcare investors as the company continues expanding its personal care, hospice and home health businesses. Addus HomeCare Corporation announced that Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Brian Poff and interim Chief Operating Officer Brad Bickham will participate in the 2026 Jefferies Healthcare Services and Technology Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, on September 14–15, 2026.
The company’s presentation is scheduled to be webcast at 8:00 a.m. Central Time, or 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time, on September 15. A replay will remain available through Addus HomeCare’s investor relations website for one month after the event.
Addus Investor Conference Brings Leaders Forward
Poff and Bickham will represent Addus during the investor event. Poff serves as executive vice president and chief financial officer, while Bickham returned as interim chief operating officer in August 2026 following a leadership change.
The announcement does not specify the subjects management will discuss during the presentation. However, Addus’ recent financial results provide important context for investors assessing the company’s current position.
Addus provides three principal categories of home-based care: personal care, hospice and home health.
The company says it currently serves approximately 62,500 consumers through 264 locations across 24 states, illustrating the scale its operating platform has reached.
Addus Investor Conference Follows Revenue Growth
Addus entered the second half of 2026 with positive operating momentum.
In the second quarter, its personal care segment generated 78.4% of total revenue and recorded 6.8% organic revenue growth compared with the prior-year period. Hospice represented another 17% of quarterly revenue and posted 11.1% organic growth. Home health accounted for the remaining 4.6%.
Management attributed personal care performance to higher volumes, recent acquisitions and reimbursement increases in important markets.
The company also reported more favorable admission and volume trends within home health, while describing that business as complementary to its larger personal care and hospice operations.
Home-Based Care Remains Central to Strategy
Addus primarily serves elderly, chronically ill and disabled individuals who may otherwise face increased risk of hospitalization or institutional care.
Its personal care services assist with activities of daily living, while home health provides skilled medical services such as nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. Hospice provides end-of-life care and related family support.
This continuum gives Addus exposure to several segments of the growing home-based healthcare market.
The company’s payer mix also extends across federal, state and local government agencies, managed care organizations, commercial insurers and private-pay consumers.
Addus Investor Conference May Spotlight Expansion
Acquisitions remain a significant element of Addus’ growth strategy.
On May 1, 2026, the company acquired the personal care operations of Indiana-based HomeCourt Home Care. The acquisition brought approximately 240 clients and around $9.7 million in annualized revenue while marking Addus’ entry into Indiana.
By the second quarter, Addus said it had benefited from two months of HomeCourt operations.
Management has also indicated that the company continues evaluating additional clinical and nonclinical acquisition opportunities designed to increase geographic coverage and market density.
Addus’ acquisition history demonstrates that strategy at a larger scale. Its 2024 acquisition of Gentiva’s personal care operations added roughly $280 million in annualized revenue and expanded the company across seven states, including entry into Texas.
Strong Balance Sheet Supports Future Deals
Investors attending the Jefferies conference may also focus on Addus’ financial capacity for continued expansion.
As of June 30, 2026, Addus reported $99.6 million in cash and $64.3 million in bank debt. The company had $577.8 million available through its revolving credit facility and generated $40 million in operating cash flow during the second quarter.
Management has described its leverage position as conservative, giving Addus flexibility to pursue acquisitions while continuing to invest in operations.
That financial flexibility is particularly relevant for a company using targeted acquisitions to build density within existing markets and expand into new states.
Home Care Model Targets Lower-Cost Settings
Another important aspect of Addus’ strategy is its emphasis on delivering services in patients’ homes.
The company positions personal care as a means of supporting independence while potentially reducing reliance on more expensive institutional or acute-care settings.
Addus also works with managed care organizations and government programs. Its payer-focused services use caregivers and technology to identify changes in patient conditions and communicate information to healthcare professionals, with the aim of supporting earlier intervention.
This model aligns home-based care with broader payer objectives involving utilization, care coordination and cost management.
Investor Presentation Arrives at Strategic Moment
The Jefferies appearance is not Addus’ first investor conference of 2026. The company has participated in events hosted by Raymond James, Oppenheimer, KeyBanc, Bank of America and RBC Capital Markets earlier in the year.
The upcoming conference nevertheless arrives at an important point.
Addus has expanded its geographic footprint, completed another personal care acquisition, reported organic growth across its largest businesses and maintained substantial financial capacity for further transactions.
The press release does not indicate whether Addus will announce new financial guidance, acquisitions or strategic initiatives at the event. Investors should therefore distinguish confirmed company disclosures from potential conference discussion.
Still, the Addus investor conference presentation offers an opportunity for the company to communicate its home-based care strategy as the healthcare industry increasingly focuses on delivering care outside traditional institutional settings.
With personal care providing most of its revenue, hospice delivering double-digit organic growth and acquisitions continuing to expand its footprint, Addus enters the Jefferies conference with several strategic developments likely to command investor attention.
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