Centene is being setup to get bought out by Humana. They are in talks as I type this. Their major footprint is Medicare. Centene has a very small Medicare footprint, but a very large Medicaid footprint. Meaning, Centene needs to adjust their business model in order to stay in business. All Centene’s eggs are in one basket, and there’s no diversification in their portfolio. They can’t compete against UHG or Elevance, without increasing their membership portfolio. Therefore, the only option, merge or get bought out. It’s gonna happen…Just watch!
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stop drinking the bo-g water and just smoke mmmkay. Humana is in as bad of shape as centene is. a ton of "management" padded their resumes when being hired at centene. and hello.... London... is a humana padder
Where is the receipts?
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