Core Insights - The company anticipates a performance surge in 2025 due to a successful three-year strategic transformation that aligns clinical capacity with preferred payers [1] - The 'Preferred Payer' strategy is identified as the main driver for margin stabilization, focusing staffing on partners willing to engage in enhanced reimbursement and value-based agreements [1] Revenue Growth - Private Duty Services (PDS) experienced a revenue growth of 10.2% per hour, attributed to a shift towards higher-reimbursement preferred payer volumes [1] - Home Health segment outperformed expectations by focusing on an episodic-only model, which now constitutes 78% of the segment's mix, supporting double-digit organic growth [1] Medical Solutions - Medical Solutions results were temporarily enhanced by a reserve release of $2.5 million to $3 million due to improved cash collections, although this segment is also transitioning towards a preferred payer strategy [1] Industry Context - The industry is facing a capacity constraint rather than a demand issue, with government and Managed Care Organization (MCO) partners actively seeking home-based solutions to lower total care costs [1]