Orr Patrick J, executive vice president and chief revenue officer of Healthcare Services Group (HCSG), has recorded 44 insider transactions across SEC Form 4 filings, and the pattern is unambiguously one-sided. The full record contains zero open-market purchases (Code P). Aggregate open-market sales (Code S) total $1,850,404.81, while all acquisitions — $762,397.44 in combined value — came exclusively from option exercises (Code M) and equity awards (Code A), not cash buys.
The activity is tightly clustered. On Feb. 18, 2026, Orr exercised four option tranches valued at $61,069.68, $126,557.76, $96,259.52, and $381,457.50, then sold the resulting shares in three open-market transactions worth $686,352.96, $229,481.85, and $934,570 — $1,850,404.81 in sales on a single day. Six days later, on Feb. 24, 2026, two more option exercises were matched with share withholdings to cover tax obligations (Code F) of $86,648.60 and $30,323.80, both automatic transactions. Earlier filings follow the same cadence: a grant of $27,609.28 and $21,192.60 on Dec. 31, 2025, was followed by routine tax-withholding events in early 2025 and early 2026.
The recent direction is consistent with the longer record. There have been no buys in the most recent period — recent buy count is zero — and all three recent sales occurred within the same Feb. 18 window. Across roughly a year of Form 4 data, Orr's HCSG activity shows a persistent sell-side orientation: equity compensation is acquired through exercises and awards, tax is settled via automatic share withholding, and the remainder is monetized in concentrated open-market sale events. No transaction in the filing history suggests the opposite bias.
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