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Cross Country Healthcare, Inc.(CCRN)

$13.25—Stale · unknown old

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Cross Country Healthcare, Inc.(CCRN)

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$13.25—Stale · unknown old

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CCRN(CCRN)

CCRN

9/27/26

Cross Country Healthcare (CCRN)

Sunday

4:26 PM

ThesisCross Country Healthcare: the risks are mounting — Permanent normalization of travel nurse bill rates to pre-pandemic levels ($1,800-2,200/week versus $3…

Revenue Outlook

Metric	FY2025	FY2026E	FY2027E
Revenue	$1.1B	$984M	$1.0B
Rev. Growth	-21.6%	-6.7%	+4.3%
EPS	$-2.93	$0.09	$0.25
EPS Growth	-566%	+103%	+165%
P/E (fwd)	—	143.2×	54.1×

★ Analysts see FY2027 revenue reaching $1.0B — +4.3% growth in a single year.

What Could Go Wrong

01Permanent normalization of travel nurse bill rates to pre-pandemic levels ($1,800-2,200/week versus $3,500+ peaks) as hospitals rebuild permanent staff and reduce reliance on premium temporary labor
02Hospital vertical integration into internal float pools and direct hiring of travel nurses, disintermediating staffing agencies and compressing market share
03Regulatory risk from potential federal or state legislation capping travel nurse pay rates or requiring staffing agencies to meet minimum wage ratios, compressing gross margins
04Technology disruption from direct-to-clinician platforms (Gig-economy models) that bypass traditional staffing agencies with lower take rates
05Intense competition from AMN Healthcare (larger scale, $1.5B revenue), Aya Healthcare (private equity-backed), and 100+ regional staffing firms driving bill rate compression
06Low switching costs for both clinicians and hospitals - nurses can easily move between agencies, and hospitals can shift vendor relationships based on pricing
07Commoditization risk as differentiation erodes in a normalized market - limited ability to command premium pricing without unique specialties or exclusive relationships
08Minimal debt risk given 0.01 D/E ratio and $100M+ cash generation capability, but negative ROE (-3.8%) indicates capital is being destroyed at current profitability levels

FY2025 Snapshot

Revenue: $1.1B
Rev. Growth: -21.6%
Gross Margin: 18.7%
Op. Margin: -0.3%
Net Margin: -9.0%
Net Income: $-95M
NI Growth: -552%
EPS: $-2.93
1Y Return: -2.5%

CCRN Chart

My Notes

value/contrarian - The stock trades at distressed multiples (0.2x P/S, 0.7x P/B) below tangible book value…
Low direct sensitivity as the company carries minimal debt (0.01 D/E ratio).
Watch on earnings: American Hospital Association data on hospital nursing vacancy rates and time-to-fill metrics, Bureau of Labor Statistics healthcare employment data - growth in permanent hospital nursing positions signals reduced temporary staffing demand, Medicare reimbursement rate changes - affects hospital operating budgets and ability to afford premium staffing.

One Sentence Summary:

The bear case: permanent normalization of travel nurse bill rates to pre-pandemic levels ($1,800-2,200/week versus $3.

Auto-composed from Stock Alarm intelligence, financial statements, and analyst estimates. Not investment advice.

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Metric

FY2025

FY2026E

FY2027E

P/E (fwd)

—

143.2×

54.1×

What Could Go Wrong

01Permanent normalization of travel nurse bill rates to pre-pandemic levels ($1,800-2,200/week versus $3,500+ peaks) as hospitals rebuild permanent staff and reduce reliance on premium temporary labor

02Hospital vertical integration into internal float pools and direct hiring of travel nurses, disintermediating staffing agencies and compressing market share

03Regulatory risk from potential federal or state legislation capping travel nurse pay rates or requiring staffing agencies to meet minimum wage ratios, compressing gross margins

04Technology disruption from direct-to-clinician platforms (Gig-economy models) that bypass traditional staffing agencies with lower take rates

05Intense competition from AMN Healthcare (larger scale, $1.5B revenue), Aya Healthcare (private equity-backed), and 100+ regional staffing firms driving bill rate compression

06Low switching costs for both clinicians and hospitals - nurses can easily move between agencies, and hospitals can shift vendor relationships based on pricing

07Commoditization risk as differentiation erodes in a normalized market - limited ability to command premium pricing without unique specialties or exclusive relationships

08Minimal debt risk given 0.01 D/E ratio and $100M+ cash generation capability, but negative ROE (-3.8%) indicates capital is being destroyed at current profitability levels

My Notes

value/contrarian - The stock trades at distressed multiples (0.2x P/S, 0.7x P/B) below tangible book value…

Low direct sensitivity as the company carries minimal debt (0.01 D/E ratio).

Watch on earnings: American Hospital Association data on hospital nursing vacancy rates and time-to-fill metrics, Bureau of Labor Statistics healthcare employment data - growth in permanent hospital nursing positions signals reduced temporary staffing demand, Medicare reimbursement rate changes - affects hospital operating budgets and ability to afford premium staffing.