HCA Healthcare adopts 2026 Executive Officer Performance Excellence Program

Reuters02-26 05:49
HCA Healthcare adopts 2026 Executive Officer Performance Excellence Program

HCA Healthcare Inc. said its board compensation committee adopted the 2026 Executive Officer Performance Excellence Program on Feb. 24, 2026, setting cash performance-award opportunities for executive officers tied to 80% EBITDA targets and 20% quality metrics. Target award opportunities are 175% of base salary for CEO Samuel N. Hazen; 125% for CFO Michael A. Marks and COO Jon M. Foster; and 100% for Chief Legal and Administrative Officer Michael R. McAlevey and Chief Clinical Officer Michael S. Cuffe. Payouts range from 25% to 200% of the EBITDA-weighted portion depending on performance, while quality payouts range from 0% to 200% by metric, with no quality payout if actual EBITDA is below 90% of target.

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