Centene Corp said on Friday it was working to enroll people back into government-backed Medicaid plans after the end of pandemic-relief measures left hundreds of thousands of members without coverage.
said on Friday it was working to enroll people back into government-backed Medicaid plans after the end of pandemic-relief measures left hundreds of thousands of members without coverage.
The relief withdrawal allowed states to resume their routine check to determine if people qualified for the government-backed health insurance plan for low-income people or not. "Year-to-date, we have made 9 million outreach attempts, with early indications of higher-than-normal member engagement," said CEO Sarah London in the earnings conference call.
"Medicaid redeterminations have started cutting into its Medicaid population and look likely to constrain its results in the near-term, especially in 2024," said Morningstar analyst Julie Utterback, but added that the commercial business growth appeared robust.
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