The Journal reported last week that Signify is exploring strategic alternatives, including a potential sale.
Signify provides a value-based care platform that uses advanced analytics and other technology to shift health services toward homes. It also offers in-home health evaluations for Medicare Advantage and other government-run managed-care plans. The company, a product of a merger between CenseoHealth and Advance Health, went public in February 2021.
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CVS will likely be among potential bidders that table their offers this week, the report said. Others in the fray include managed-care providers and private-equity firms, as per the Journal.
Price Action: Signify closed Friday’s session at $19.87, up 2.32%, according to Benzinga Pro data. CVS ended 0.38% higher at $102.26.
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