Nova Leap Health Corp

NLH.CA

$0.16

Closing

▲2.27%

1D

▼-25.00%

YTD

Market cap

$14.22M

52 week high

$0.22

52 week low

$0.09

Volume

4,500

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Market cap

$14.22M

Analysts' Rating

BUY

Price Target (Mean)

0.445037828

Total Analysts

1

P/E

Operating Margin

3.37%

Beta

1.54

Revenue Growth (Annual)

-

52 week high

$0.22

52 week low

$0.09

Div. Yield

%

EPS Annual Growth

0.00

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Company Profile

Nova Leap Health Corp. is a Canada-based acquisitive home health care services company. The Company’s segments include U.S. operations and Canadian operations. All businesses provide home care services to clients. The Company performs a continuum of care with an individual and family centered focus, particularly those requiring dementia care. The Company through its subsidiaries provides various services to clients and families, which includes dementia care; companionship; personal care; respite care; cooking and meal preparation; light housekeeping; activities of daily living; transportation services; medication reminders; and medication administration by nursing staff. Its services are generally paid directly by clients, the Department of Veteran Affairs or through long-term care insurance programs. Services are provided in private homes, assisted living communities, hospitals, nursing homes, hospice, and rehabilitation centers. It has operations in about 11 different United States.