Adeptus Health recently filed for bankruptcy and creditors may have missed the early warning signs. Adeptus Health's FRISK® score, however, caught the trouble as it signaled increasing financial risk over the last twelve months. Even more concerning, there are several other operators in this space currently receiving a similar high-risk assessment.
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