Ensign Group/$ENSG

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About Ensign Group

Ensign Group Inc provides post-acute healthcare services in the United States. Its regional subsidiaries oversee skilled nursing, assisted living, home health and hospice, mobile ancillary, and urgent care operations. Medicare and Medicaid programs contribute majority of revenue received for Ensign's services. The firm operates through two segments, Skilled services, and Standard Bearer. The skilled services segment includes the operation of skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation therapy services. The Standard Bearer segment comprises of properties owned by the company through its captive REIT and leased to skilled nursing and assisted living operations. The majority of the revenue is generated from the skilled services segment.
Ticker
$ENSG
Sector
Health
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
46,000

Ensign Group Metrics

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$9.9B
26.93
$6.38
0.69
$0.26
0.15%

What the Analysts think about Ensign Group

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Bulls say / Bears say

Second-quarter revenue rose 17.3% and adjusted EPS rose 20.8% year on year, while same-facility occupancy reached 84.1% and skilled-mix revenue increased 10.1%. Ensign raised its 2026 EPS guidance to $7.75-$7.85, signalling continued operating momentum. (The Ensign Group)
Ensign added 20 operations in and after the second quarter and says it has a continuing pipeline of turnaround opportunities. More than $850 million of cash and unused credit capacity gives it room to fund acquisitions without an immediate need for fresh equity. (Skilled Nursing News, The Ensign Group)
Standard Bearer adds a recurring property-income stream alongside the operating business: it owned 177 properties, generated $44.1 million of quarterly rent and $24.7 million of FFO, and had 38 properties leased to third-party operators. Its triple-net leases can diversify cash flow and support further expansion. (The Ensign Group)
Muddy Waters alleges that Ensign used nominal or off-site nursing-home administrators at a number of facilities, potentially undermining licensing and Medicare and Medicaid compliance. If regulators substantiate the claims, the company could face costly remediation, sanctions and damage to its acquisition model. (Muddy Waters Research)
Hunterbrook alleges that Ensign’s historical staffing levels were materially below the care implied by patient acuity, and estimates that bringing staffing up would impose a large recurring cost. The claims rely partly on older data, but any regulatory or operational response could put pressure on margins and reputation. (Hunterbrook Media)
The newest Texas acquisitions have low occupancy and limited skilled mix and are not expected to add profit in the near term. At the same time, second-quarter expenses rose 17.3% and revenue missed analysts’ estimates, highlighting the integration and cost risk behind acquisition-led growth. (Skilled Nursing News, Yahoo Finance)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 Sept 2026.

Ensign Group Financial Performance

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QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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Ensign Group Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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