Elevance shares tumble on reduced forecast, Medicaid woes

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One thought on “Elevance shares tumble on reduced forecast, Medicaid woes

  1. In 2020 Elevance was the second largest Medicaid insurer with 11-percent of the market. Number one was Centene with twice as many insureds. United Health was close behind Elevance with 9-percent. As the story explains, exiting the Covid-era boomtimes is exacting a toll not just on Elevance (loosing 19-percent of its enrollees), but is something all Medicaid providers are having to deal with.

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