Addus Homecare Corp
A home-care provider that helps elderly, chronically ill, and disabled people stay in their own homes through personal care, skilled home health, and hospice services. Founded in 1979 in Illinois as a home-cleaning service, it grew through city and government contracts into one of the nation's largest in-home care providers. The name "Addus" came from a 1996 employee contest: a California worker who studied ancient deities suggested the Celtic god of health and wellness.
Granted 306.2K · Sold 183.1K
Granted 86.6K · Sold 49.3K
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| Insider | Stake change | Holds now | Granted / vested | Bought | Sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allison R DirkChairman and CEO, Director · 39 transactions | +208.7% | 183.2K | 306.2K | — | 183.1K |
| Poff BrianEVP, Chief Financial Officer · 31 transactions | +95.1% | 63.7K | 86.6K | — | 49.3K |
| Anderson DarbyEVP, Chief Govt Rel Officer · 28 transactions | +50% | 46.2K | 68.2K | — | 52.7K |
| Dixon Heather BriannePresident and Chief Operating · 7 transactions | — | 44.4K | 44.7K | — | 288 |
| Bickham W BradleyPresident and COO · 26 transactions | -2.9% | 37.6K | 55.0K | — | 55.2K |
| Geringer Steven IDirector · 2 transactions | +5.3% | 23.8Kas of Jun 2022 | 1.4K | — | — |
| Gaffney SeanEVP, Chief Legal Officer · 27 transactions | +91.2% | 20.1K | 43.5K | — | 33.9K |
| Earley MichaelDirector · 11 transactions | — | 16.1K | 6.3K | — | — |
| First Mark LDirector · 7 transactions | -33.3% | 15.1K | 6.3K | — | — |
| Gordon Darin J.Director · 5 transactions | +80% | 14.2K | 6.3K | — | — |
| Stevenson Roberton JamesEVP, Chief HR Officer · 23 transactions | — | 14.0K | 17.1K | — | 7.1K |
| Weaver Susan TDirector · 5 transactions | +85.4% | 13.7K | 6.3K | — | — |
| Raines MonicaEVP, CCO and Quality Officer · 21 transactions | — | 13.6K | 15.6K | — | 6.6K |
| Blessing Cliff DonaldEVP, Chief Development Officer · 14 transactions | — | 12.2K | 15.6K | — | 3.4K |
| Rush JeanDirector · 5 transactions | +145.8% | 10.7K | 6.3K | — | — |
| Tucker David W.EVP, Chief Strategy Officer · 32 transactions | +47.4% | 10.4K | 33.5K | — | 30.2K |
| Wattenbarger Michael D.EVP, Chief Information Officer · 37 transactions | +57.3% | 9.4K | 38.2K | — | 34.1K |
| Hill-Milbourne VeronicaDirector · 6 transactions | +270.6% | 6.5K | 6.3K | — | 1.6K |
| Lopez EstebanDirector · 14 transactions | +164.4% | 4.6K | 6.3K | — | 3.4K |
Select a row to see that insider’s individual transactions. Sum of the holdings confirmed in the 12 months before this insider's last filing. A Form 4 reports a holding per line — held directly, or through a named trust, partnership or foundation, and in each share class separately — never a person’s total. Lines not restated in that time are left out and shown apart: an active filer restates what they still hold, so a line they did not restate is more often an entity since renamed, whose shares a successor line reports too. An amber marker means some were left out.
Net open-market activity over the last 5 years: -460.9K shares. Grants, option exercises and tax withholding are excluded — they are compensation mechanics, not decisions to buy or sell.