Encompass Health Corp (NYSE:EHC) Surpasses Q2 2025 Earnings Estimates and Raises Full-Year Guidance

Encompass Health Corp (NYSE:EHC) reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings, surpassing analyst expectations on both revenue and earnings per share (EPS). The company also raised its full-year guidance, signaling confidence in its operational performance.

Key Earnings Highlights

• Revenue: Reported at $1.46 billion, beating the consensus estimate of $1.44 billion.
• EPS: Came in at $1.40, significantly higher than the estimated $1.22.
• Full-Year Guidance: The company increased its outlook, though specific figures were not detailed in the press release. Analysts currently project full-year revenue of $5.95 billion and EPS of $5.06.

Market Reaction

Following the earnings release, EHC saw an after-hours surge of 3.38%, indicating a positive reception from investors. This uptick contrasts with the stock’s recent performance, which had been subdued:

• Last week: +0.02%
• Last two weeks: -0.45%
• Last month: -8.28%

The strong quarterly results appear to have alleviated some of the recent downward pressure, with investors responding favorably to the earnings beat and upward revision in guidance.

Looking Ahead

For the third quarter of 2025, analysts expect:

• Revenue: $1.49 billion
• EPS: $1.17

The company’s ability to exceed estimates in Q2 suggests potential upside in the coming quarters, particularly if operational efficiencies and patient volumes remain strong.

Press Release Summary

Encompass Health emphasized its position as the largest operator of inpatient rehabilitation hospitals in the U.S., with 166 facilities across 38 states and Puerto Rico. The company highlighted its role in treating post-COVID-19 complications, including muscle weakness and cognitive impairments, as part of its broader rehabilitative care services.

For more detailed earnings data and future estimates, visit Encompass Health’s earnings page.

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