Enhabit, Inc. filings document formal disclosures for a public home health and hospice care provider. Recent reports include 8-K material-event disclosures, Regulation FD materials, operating and financial results, risk-factor updates, shareholder voting matters and capital-structure information.
The company’s SEC record also covers material definitive agreements, including credit facilities and related debt terms, governance matters such as officer transitions, and litigation-related disclosures involving claims connected to its home health and hospice business history. These filings frame Enhabit’s regulatory reporting around healthcare operations, financing arrangements, corporate governance and stockholder matters.
Enhabit, Inc. President and CEO Barbara Ann Jacobsmeyer reported several non-market transactions in connection with the company’s merger into Anchor Parent, LLC. At the merger’s effective time, each share of Enhabit common stock was canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash per share as merger consideration.
The filing shows dispositions of common stock back to the issuer at $13.80 per share and offsetting grants or awards of common stock on the same date, reflecting the treatment of equity awards under the merger agreement rather than open-market trading. Following one of the reported transactions, Jacobsmeyer held 193,093 shares of common stock directly.
Restricted shares (RSAs) and restricted stock units (RSUs) became fully vested and were automatically canceled and converted into rights to receive the $13.80 cash consideration, subject to taxes and withholding. Performance stock units granted in 2024 vested based on 153.5% of target performance, and 2025 awards vested based on 170% of target performance, with any remaining unvested portions canceled for no consideration.
Enhabit, Inc. executive equity awards were settled in cash in connection with a merger at a fixed price. General Counsel and Secretary Dylan C. Black reported multiple transactions in Enhabit common stock on May 15, 2026, all coded as dispositions to the issuer and compensatory grants or awards, not open‑market trades.
Under an Agreement and Plan of Merger, each Enhabit share outstanding immediately before the effective time was canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash per share as merger consideration. Restricted stock units became fully vested and were canceled for the same cash amount per underlying share, net of taxes. Performance stock units granted in 2024, 2025, and 2026 vested based on performance at 153.5%, 170%, and 140% of target, respectively, then were canceled for cash at $13.80 per share, with any remaining unvested portion canceled for no consideration.
Enhabit, Inc. executive Julie Diane Jolley reported multiple compensation-related equity transactions tied to the company’s merger with Anchor Parent, LLC. Under the merger, each share of Enhabit common stock was canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash at the effective time.
Her Form 4 shows grants or awards of common stock and corresponding dispositions back to the issuer, reflecting the treatment of restricted stock units and performance stock units that vested and were converted into the cash merger consideration rather than open-market trades.
Enhabit, Inc.’s Chief Human Resources Officer, Tanya Renee Marion, reported merger-related equity award settlements tied to the company’s sale. Under the merger with Anchor Parent, each share of Enhabit common stock was automatically canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash. The Form 4 shows multiple dispositions of common stock back to the issuer and corresponding grant/award acquisitions, reflecting the treatment of restricted stock units and performance stock units at this cash price. Unvested performance stock units from 2024, 2025, and 2026 vested based on specified performance levels and were converted into the same cash merger consideration, while any remaining unvested portions were canceled for no consideration.
Enhabit, Inc.’s EVP of Hospice Operations, Jeanne Louise Kalvaitis, reported multiple stock transactions tied to the company’s cash merger. Under the merger agreement, each share of common stock was canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash.
The filing shows several dispositions of common stock back to the issuer and offsetting award-related acquisitions, each at $13.80 per share, reflecting settlement of equity in connection with the merger closing. Performance stock units granted in 2024, 2025, and 2026 vested at 153.5%, 170%, and 140% of target, respectively, and were also converted into the cash merger consideration, subject to taxes and withholding.
Enhabit, Inc. Chief Financial Officer Ryan Solomon reported equity award changes tied to the company’s merger at a cash price of $13.80 per share. The Form 4 shows several dispositions of common stock back to the issuer and matching acquisitions recorded as grants or awards, all at $13.80, reflecting how outstanding equity was treated in the merger.
Footnotes explain that, under the Agreement and Plan of Merger, each share of Enhabit common stock outstanding immediately before the effective time was canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash. Restricted stock units became fully vested and were converted into the same cash consideration. Performance stock units granted in 2025 vested based on 170% of target performance, and 2026 awards vested based on 140% of target, after which vested portions were converted into the cash merger consideration and any remaining unvested portions were canceled with no payment.
Enhabit, Inc. director Stephan Rodgers reported a disposition of equity tied to the company’s merger. He disposed of 21,338 shares of common stock in a transaction classified as a disposition to the issuer at a price of $13.80 per share. These holdings represented deferred stock units, each equal to one share of Enhabit common stock, which were automatically canceled at the merger’s effective time and converted into the right to receive the cash merger consideration. Following this transaction, the filing shows Rodgers with 0 shares of Enhabit common stock directly owned.
Enhabit, Inc. director Tina L. Brown-Stevenson reported dispositions of equity tied to the company’s merger with Anchor Parent, LLC. In connection with the merger, 51,148 shares of common stock and 1,550 deferred stock units were canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash per share or unit, referred to as the Merger Consideration. These are issuer dispositions under the merger agreement rather than open‑market trades, and leave the reporting person without the previously reported equity awards.
Enhabit, Inc. director Erin Hoeflinger reported issuer dispositions of common stock in connection with the company’s cash merger. Two blocks of common stock totaling 69,305 and 11,100 shares were canceled at $13.80 per share under the merger agreement, with all reported Enhabit holdings converted to cash and no shares remaining after the transactions.
Enhabit, Inc. director Stuart M. McGuigan reported dispositions of common stock in connection with the company’s merger. On May 15, 2026, he disposed of 60,466 shares of Enhabit common stock and a separate block of 15,000 shares, both at $13.80 per share, as issuer dispositions.
Under the Agreement and Plan of Merger, each Enhabit common share outstanding immediately before the effective time was canceled and converted into the right to receive $13.80 in cash. Related deferred stock units were also canceled and converted into the same cash consideration, less applicable taxes and withholding.