DaVita reports muted analyst consensus, shares hold above 210 dollars

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 22:10.

DaVita Inc. (US23918K1088) sits in a cautious spotlight on the NYSE as fresh data show a muted analyst stance and a share price above prevailing targets. Wall Street research houses broadly rate the stock as a Hold according to the latest consensus snapshot.

What the consensus shows

Six analysts currently cover DaVita with a combined consensus rating of Hold, with 33 percent at Strong Buy, 50 percent at Hold and 17 percent at Sell, according to a recent aggregation of Wall Street views.Analyst consensus data on DaVita The average price target stands around 199 dollars per share, implying limited upside versus the present market level.Forecast overview including DaVita targets

DaVita shares on the NYSE

DaVita shares trade on the NYSE under the ticker DVA and most recently closed at approximately 211.6 dollars per share, based on end-of-day data for June 23, 2026.DaVita price history and latest close This level sits noticeably above the average analyst target near 199 dollars, highlighting the cautious tone of current research despite the solid price area.

The business behind DaVita

DaVita earns most of its revenue from kidney care services, in particular outpatient dialysis treatments provided through a broad clinic network in the United States and selected international markets.Company overview describing DaVita’s kidney care focus The group also offers related education programs and ancillary services around chronic kidney disease management.

Where the DaVita shares trade today

The DaVita shares (US23918K1088) trade on 2026-06-23 at around 211.6 dollars on the NYSE, based on the latest available closing print and intraday indications for ticker DVA.

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