People are freaking out and worried that the little old family run Molina that they used to know and love is going to get bought out by some big healthcare company and life will never be the same. But the question that I ask is... why would anyone want to buy Molina?
Why would anyone want to buy a small fry company that's losing hundreds of millions of dollars a quarter? To gain membership you say? Haha! Molina's not exactly a 5 star plan - an aggressive larger company can convert the existing member during OEP and AEP and not have to pay anything to Molina.
To gain a competitive edge and/or obtain intellectual property? Haha! Not sure who would be paying anything for a company that leveraged Obamacare to grow out of control and now has to slash and burn because the cash cow got Trumped... what exactly would anyone get from buying Molina?
To gain entry into certain markets? Well, that would make some sense if Molina wasn't closing out offices and pulling out of the exchanges and marketplaces. If Molina didn't stop the majority of their advertising and marketing campaigns. Kinda hard to be interested in a health insurance company that doesn't seem to want to provide health insurance.
Stay if you want. Leave if you can. Either way - keep taking their money until they fire you...