[Form 4] Regional Health Properties, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Gene E. Burleson, a director of Regional Health Properties, Inc. (RHE), reported insider transactions dated 08/29/2025. The filing shows a purchase of 5,000 common shares at $1.99 per share, increasing his reported beneficial ownership to 5,000 shares held indirectly by The Burleson Family Foundation. The form also reports dispositions and existing indirect holdings: 3,253 common shares disposed, 22 common shares held indirectly by an IRA, and 13,606 common shares held indirectly by the Eugene E. Burleson Family Trust (spouse as trustee). For Series D 8% Cumulative Convertible Redeemable Preferred Shares, 2,871 were disposed and 12,009 are held indirectly by the Eugene E. Burleson Family Trust, with 20 held indirectly by an IRA. The form is signed 09/03/2025.
- Director purchased 5,000 common shares at $1.99 on 08/29/2025, signaling insider buy activity
- Insider continues to hold significant indirect positions via the Eugene E. Burleson Family Trust (13,606 common; 12,009 Series D preferred)
- Reported dispositions of 3,253 common shares and 2,871 Series D preferred shares reduce direct/indirect holdings
- Form lacks company total shares outstanding, so the materiality of these trades relative to overall capitalization is unclear
Insights
TL;DR: Director reported a small open-market purchase and several disposals across common and Series D preferred holdings; impact appears limited.
Gene Burleson bought 5,000 common shares at $1.99 and retains material indirect holdings through family trusts and an IRA. The filing records disposals of 3,253 common shares and 2,871 Series D preferred shares, while sizable indirect holdings remain (13,606 common; 12,009 Series D preferred). Without company-wide share counts or context on ownership percentages, these transactions are informative about insider activity but do not on their own indicate a material change to control or capital structure.
TL;DR: Reported trades show routine insider rebalancing among personal, trust and IRA accounts; no clear governance red flags.
The report identifies the reporting person as a director and details transfers and purchases involving family entities and retirement accounts. The mix of acquisitions and dispositions, and the involvement of trusts and an IRA, are consistent with estate planning or portfolio rebalancing rather than single-event corporate actions. The signature and Rule 16 reporting satisfy disclosure requirements; there is no indication of undisclosed related-party transactions within this filing.