Dialysis Segment Operating Income measures GAAP operating income for DaVita's U.S. dialysis segment.
DaVita reported $2.084 billion of U.S. dialysis segment operating income in 2025.
Unit economics imply a much larger direct-care spread than segment operating income
Patient-service revenue per treatment was $409.56 and patient-care cost per treatment was $273.34, leaving a $136.22 direct-care spread.
Multiplying $136.22 by 28,733,980 treatments gives about $3.91 billion before occupancy, depreciation, G&A, and other segment expenses.
Segment operating income was about 53% of that reconstructed direct-care spread
Dividing $2.084 billion by approximately $3.91 billion gives roughly 53.2%.
That bridge shows why revenue less patient-care cost is not the same as operating income.
Use Dialysis Patient Care Cost per Treatment for the direct-cost denominator.
Segment operating income is not adjusted or consolidated operating income
DaVita reports other business and corporate items outside the U.S. dialysis segment.
The $2.084 billion figure should therefore remain inside the segment boundary.
Primary source: DaVita 2025 Form 10-K.
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