Health Catalyst Enters Material Agreement, Discloses Details in 8-K

Health Catalyst Inc. entered into a material definitive agreement, the company disclosed in an 8-K filed with the SEC on June 4 2026.

The filing, bearing CIK 0001636422 and accession number 0001636422-26-000082, reports Item 1.01 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement, Item 7.01 Regulation FD Disclosure, and Item 9.01 Financial Statements and Exhibits. Per the form, the company provided exhibits related to the agreement.

The agreement affects Health Catalyst, a publicly traded healthcare technology and analytics provider serving hospitals, health systems and payers nationwide. The filing does not disclose the counterparty name, contract type or dollar value in the structured summary, so operational scope remains limited to the company's existing obligations under SEC rules for material contracts.

The new agreement replaces any prior state with binding terms that now govern the relationship. It takes effect immediately upon execution on or before the June 4 filing date. The company must now meet any performance milestones, notice periods or payment schedules contained in the contract.

Future material amendments, terminations or financial impacts will require additional 8-K filings under Items 1.01, 1.02 or 2.03.

Downstream, the agreement starts the clock on any contractual deadlines for deliverables or payments. Regulation FD obligations mean the company has already furnished the disclosure to ensure no selective release of material nonpublic information. If the agreement involves financing, supply or partnership elements that cross reporting thresholds, Health Catalyst must update its next quarterly or annual report with corresponding financial statement effects.

Counterparties and auditors will also reference the disclosed terms for their own compliance and reconciliation processes.

This marks the latest contract disclosure by the company, which has used Form 8-K to report material agreements and Regulation FD items on multiple occasions in recent years as required for all public companies under SEC rules. The original 8-K framework was established to provide timely notice of specified corporate events to investors.