Overview
BrightSpring Health Services, Inc. is a U.S.-focused healthcare services company serving people with complex needs, primarily in home and community settings. Its two core segments are Pharmacy Solutions, which includes specialty, infusion, home and community pharmacy, and medication management services, and Provider Services, which includes home health, hospice, rehabilitation, supportive care, and home-based primary care.[1]
The company serves customers in all 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and Canada.[2] Its stated mission is “to make a difference in people’s lives and communities.” [3]
BrightSpring reported $7.487 billion in revenue for the six months ended June 30, 2026.[4] Its website reports more than 25,000 full-time-equivalent employees across the U.S.[5] [1][2][4][3][5]
Products & services
BrightSpring’s Pharmacy Solutions include infusion and specialty pharmacy services for patients with complex conditions, alongside home and community pharmacy services serving settings such as senior living, hospice, behavioral health, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and hospitals. Its named CCRx program supports home-health patients through medication assessment and review, reconciliation, adherence packaging, and pharmacist and clinician engagement.[6][7][8]
Provider Services include home health, hospice, rehabilitation therapy, personal care, and home-based primary care. Home health provides skilled clinical care in patients’ homes; home-based primary care also includes transitional-care visits after hospital or skilled-nursing discharge. The company also identifies Rehab Without Walls as a neurorehabilitation service.[9][10][11][12]
In FY2025, Pharmacy Solutions represented 88.7% of consolidated revenue: 70.5% from Infusion and Specialty Pharmacy and 18.2% from Home and Community Pharmacy. Provider Services represented 11.3%, comprising Home Health Care (5.9%), Rehab Care (2.3%), and Personal Care (3.1%). For the six months ended June 30, 2026, Pharmacy Solutions represented 87.9% and Provider Services 12.1% of consolidated revenue.[13][14] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][13][13][13][13][13][13][14][14][12]
Geographic presence
BrightSpring Health Services operates across all 50 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and Canada, according to its 2026 second-quarter reporting. Its 2025 annual filing reported operations in all 50 states and Canada.[2][15]
Geographic revenue is concentrated among a subset of U.S. states: the top 10 states of operation accounted for 53% of 2025 revenue, compared with 47% in 2024. The company does not provide a revenue split by individual state or a separate Canada revenue figure in the cited filings.[15]
The company’s principal offices are in Louisville, Kentucky.[16] [2][15][16]
Business segments
BrightSpring Health Services reports two reportable segments: **Pharmacy Solutions** and **Provider Services**. In FY2025, Pharmacy Solutions generated $11.45 billion, approximately 88.7% of consolidated revenue; it provides medication management and pharmacy services for complex patients, including infusion, oncology and other specialty pharmacy, as well as home and community pharmacy services.[17][13][18][19]
Provider Services generated $1.46 billion, approximately 11.3% of FY2025 revenue. It provides clinical and supportive care for medically complex patients, primarily in home and community settings, including home health, hospice, rehabilitation therapy, personal care and home-based primary care.[17][13][20][9][21][22]
The company also presents revenue by service offering: infusion and specialty pharmacy contributed 70.5% of FY2025 revenue, home and community pharmacy 18.2%, home health care 5.9%, personal care 3.1%, and rehabilitation care 2.3%. Hospice and home-based primary care are described within Provider Services but are not separately quantified in this breakdown.[13][22] [17][13][18][19][20][9][21][22]
Company history
BrightSpring’s origins trace to Res-Care, founded by James R. Fornear in 1974.[23] A second predecessor, PharMerica, was formed in 2007 through the combination of the institutional-pharmacy businesses of AmerisourceBergen and Kindred Healthcare.[24] Onex took ResCare private in 2010, while PharMerica was acquired by a KKR-led group in 2017.[25][26]
ResCare adopted the BrightSpring Health Services name in 2018, the same year BrightSpring and PharMerica announced plans to combine.[27][28] The combination was completed in March 2019, bringing the provider-services and pharmacy businesses together under BrightSpring.[29] BrightSpring expanded its rehabilitation services in 2022 through the acquisition of Progressive Rehabilitation Associates.[30]
BrightSpring completed an initial public offering and began trading on Nasdaq in January 2024.[31] In 2025, it agreed to sell ResCare Community Living to Sevita; the sale closed on March 30, 2026.[32][33] [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]
Sources
- BrightSpring Health Services, Inc. — Full financial report (2025 Y)
- BrightSpring Health Services, Inc. — Full financial report (2026 Q 2)
- www.brightspringhealth.com[3]
- www.brightspringhealth.com[5]
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- www.sec.gov[23]
- investor.amerisourcebergen.com[24]
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- www.sec.gov[26]
- www.brightspringhealth.com[27]
- www.brightspringhealth.com[28]
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- www.brightspringhealth.com[30]
- www.brightspringhealth.com[31]
- ir.brightspring.com[32]
- investorrelations.brightspringhealth.com[33]
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