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Major health insurers, including Humana, CVS Health, and UnitedHealthcare, are planning to drop hundreds of thousands of members to improve profitability.

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Major health insurers, including Humana, CVS Health, and UnitedHealthcare, are planning to drop hundreds of thousands of members to improve profitability.

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  1. UHC is exiting 109 counties, while UHG expects a 1.1M enrollment decline and Humana affects 600k members.1 source
  2. Insurers are shedding members to boost profitability amid rising medical costs.1 source

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