UHS sets 2026 executive bonus targets, CEO opportunity 150% of base salary

Reuters03-31
UHS sets 2026 executive bonus targets, CEO opportunity 150% of base salary
  • Universal Health Services set 2026 annual incentive bonus targets for executive officers under its 2022 Executive Incentive Plan.
  • CEO Marc Miller target bonus set at 150% of base salary.
  • Compensation Committee authorized discretionary cash bonus of USD 1.1 million for Executive Chairman Alan Miller for year ended Dec. 31, 2025.
  • Long-term equity awards granted March 26, 2026, using Class B closing price of USD 185.09.
  • Performance-based RSU plan reset to use 2026-2028 average performance, with maximum payout lifted to 200% of target.


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