Bank of America on Wednesday downgraded managed care company Centene (NYSE:CNC) and hospital operator HCA Healthcare (NYSE:HCA), citing concerns related to President Donald Trump’s recently enacted ...

The Clayton-based health giant is likely to face increased challenges as federal government tightens Medicaid eligibility and ...

Government-run health care programs fueled the rise of Centene Corp., but cuts to federal assistance could cause it to slide. Centene has grown to be the largest Medicaid managed care provider in the ...

Shares of Centene Corp (CNC) traded 40% lower on Wednesday after several brokerages lowered their price target on the stock on the heels of the health insurer withdrawing its 2025 financial guidance.

Centene disclosed bad news to Wall Street. It owns a large coordinated care organization that serves six counties here.

Centene disclosed bad news to Wall Street. It owns a large coordinated care organization that serves six counties here.

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Some of Centene’s prepared remarks during its investor day could be mistaken for the kinds of political ads that might run if Republicans pursue Medicaid cuts or don’t extend subsidies for ACA ...

Similarly, Centene expects to bring in $77 billion of Medicaid premium revenue in 2024, down from $84 billion in 2023. That drop is largely driven by the ongoing effect of redeterminations on ...

GOP Representative Robert Bresnahan voted for Trump’s budget on Thursday, conveniently after he dumped his shares of stock in a Medicaid provider.

Centene stock falls on fear of Medicaid cuts, CEO sounds optimistic note. expand. Sarah London, CEO of Centene Corp. Michael Thomas. By James Drew – Reporter, St. Louis Business Journal.