Non-GAAP adjusted EPS: $0.74, up 76% YoY (prepared).
Free cash flow: $64.1M in Q1 (prepared).
Net leverage: ~2.3x pro forma trailing 12-month; 2.2x based on full-year guidance midpoint; delevered below 2.5x within 3 quarters of Prospect deal (prepared).
G&A as % of revenue: 6.4%, down 70 bps YoY (CFO).
Membership: ~1.55M members in value-based care arrangements (prepared).
Full-risk contracts: ~80% of care partners’ revenue and ~40% of owned membership in full risk at quarter end (prepared).
Prospect integration: Gross provider retention >99% in Q1; tracking toward high end of $12M–$15M annual synergy target (prepared).
Medical cost trend: Slightly outperformed full-year assumption of ~5.2% (prepared).
AI-driven metrics: Providers using platform achieve 24% higher gap closure rate and 30% higher annual wellness visit completion rate; AI claims agents reduce provider payment cycle times to <50% of manually processed claims (prepared).
Cash & net debt: Cash $478.4M, net debt $586.8M at quarter end (CFO).
Assumptions: Conservative Medicaid trends, zero contribution from HQAF (CFO).
Mgmt Quotes
“Astrana delivered a strong start to 2026. We saw continued disciplined growth, well-controlled medical cost trend, meaningful operating leverage, and early performance from new full-risk contracts.” (CEO)
“We have now achieved that milestone [net leverage below 2.5x] in just 3 quarters. And we anticipate ending the year at or below 2 turns of net leverage.” (CEO)
“Because these agents operate within our broader platform and data infrastructure, they act with longitudinal context across the patient journey rather than within isolated workflows.” (CEO)
“Our first quarter results reinforce the structural advantages of the Astrana platform. We are growing with discipline, progressing risk responsibly, managing medical costs with consistency, and continuing to widen a durable technology and AI advantage.” (CEO)
“We are reaffirming our full year 2026 outlook. We’re pleased with our first quarter performance and continued execution and remain disciplined in our approach to full year guidance.” (CFO)