Oscar Health CEO: Why the company is a 'healthcare piñata' in an election year
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54% : But that's because the company is benefitting from the government changes to Medicaid after the pandemic ended, which resulted in a significant number of individuals losing coverage.49% : It's why CEO Mark Bertolini told Yahoo Finance the company is the "healthcare piñata" and acts as a bellwether for the political climate and sentiment towards the ACA, also known as Obamacare.
40% : KFF estimates more than 20 million individuals have been dropped from Medicaid as a result, pushing them into becoming uninsured or relying on the ACA marketplace.
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