Home Health Care News May 12, 2021
Andrew Donlan

Signify Health’s (NYSE: SGFY) home- and community-services segment continues to drive growth for the company, which went public with an over $7 billion valuation in February.

Signify is not a home-based care entity in a traditional sense, but its success in the home is a reflection of the larger trends sweeping the health care sector.

“We’re off to a great start in 2021 with two highly complementary segments, each an industry leader for the respective services,” Kyle Armbrester, the CEO of Signify Health, said on the company’s Q1 earnings call Wednesday.

The core of the Dallas-based company’s model is twofold.

On one end, it strives to improve patient outcomes by sending clinicians into patients’ homes. The goal of those visits:...

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