Thread regarding Molina Healthcare Inc. layoffs

Molina tonclose it’s doors in 2020

Brace yourself folks...2020 has arrived

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Post ID: @OP+13oSgAT9

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This shizznizzle is about to fizzle...

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Post ID: @emwb+13oSgAT9

Are we seeing any VP being walked out?

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Post ID: @etvd+13oSgAT9

Noone is going to buy an overinflated (share value wise) company with dying membership. The cost to buy Molina in terms of share price would be astronomical and then the overhaul to get members again and increase membership again...astronomical.

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Post ID: @dzpw+13oSgAT9

Anything coming out yet regarding who they might sell us to?

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Post ID: @cmuy+13oSgAT9

Does that include Ohio with down membership and workers (including Sups) sitting around doing nothing????????

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Post ID: @cbyp+13oSgAT9

A lot more to follow before March 1st

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Post ID: @bwic+13oSgAT9

People getting notice in WA today. It's happening.

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Post ID: @bhyq+13oSgAT9

Wait for it...

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Post ID: @ajvo+13oSgAT9

Excuse you poster. If you listen to the earnings call then you would have heard this exact quote.."As we've often said that rate advocacy is a very important part of this business and we and the other participants in Ohio work with the state, got a rate increase in mid 2019 and then got a very significant rate increase for 1/1/2020 going forward". Membership itself is down but they are predicting more members this year and I could see that happening because of the economy in the shift that the economy is about to experience from loss of jobs. Non-farm payroll numbers are already starting to come in under the estimates and the levels where they need to be. Which means we're starting to see more people file unemployment claims. So yes membership went down but we got the rate increases to help make up for it

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Post ID: @apzf+13oSgAT9

Universal American dropped incompetent NY leadership on Molina. Nothing will ever change for New York staff.

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Post ID: @5xep+13oSgAT9

NY membership hasn’t grown in years. Dr Cowart was a better leader. At least he cared about staff.

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Post ID: @3opz+13oSgAT9

Excuse me poster I am living it here in Ohio. Membership down. Evicore F ing it up. State Ohio on us over TAT and now errors. We see a handful of Marketplace(you know our saving grace ). Buckeye and Caresource have it wrapped up it a nice bow and packaging .... even when we get auto assigned they jump ship to our competitors.
Poster do your homework!

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Post ID: @3nxf+13oSgAT9

Agree...with Illinois poster...if anything they are getting bigger. People please do yourself a favor and research sh– before you believe it on here. Coming for info is fine but buying it is another level. If you "heard" the 2020 Honda Pilot was a great car from friends, family, or who ever...would you run straight to the dealership and just buy it with out one test drive, article read, review read? Hell no you wouldn't. So why wouldn't the same apply to this board? If you really want to get under the hood of a company do yourself a favor and learn to read balance sheets, financial statements, earnings reports, P/E ratio, etc. Not saying that to be smartass either - seriously allows u to see where a company has been and is going.

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Post ID: @1pei+13oSgAT9

Explain? I mean OH s—s and a lot of regions have gone downhill. Market place is not saving the world and where did all that money go????

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Post ID: @fkj+13oSgAT9

Seriously get a life. Illinois is taking on Next Level soon.

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Post ID: @mce+13oSgAT9

Well the NY Office at least

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