Winners and Losers
Winner: United Healthcare
On the Loser list: Molina
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We need to get Terry back
The plans who were doing well are still likely to perform on an acceptance level. Pam pushed into unrealistic targets. Unfortunate ly Joe will need to explain that we did well but did not meet entirely unrealistic goals forced unto us by Pam Joe and Stockholders have Pam to blame for over promising
The truth is we will be profitable but not at the outrageous targets set by Pam
Open enrollment has nothing to do with the current situation....cmon now- keep that head down deep into Caid - focus on the task at hand.
I don't expect after open enrollment for Molina to rise to the top or middle. Winners get ready to bid for Molina"s left overs.
WINNERS, LOSERS, AND NOTABLE HEALTHCARE PERFORMERS IN Q3
BY JACK O'BRIEN | NOVEMBER 08, 2018
Molina Healthcare
After taking a positive step forward in Q2, Long Beach-based Molina experienced decreases in net income and EPS during Q3.
Premium revenues fell by 4% to $177 million, while net income totalled $197 million which was down from $202 million in Q2.
Despite faltering in a few metrics, Q3 was still an improvement for Molina compared to the company's dismal 2017, culminating an improved financial guidance to show for it.
Jack O'Brien is the finance editor at HealthLeaders.
https://www.healthleadersmedia.com/finance/winners-losers-and-notable-healthcare-performers-q3
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