Insurtechs Speaking at J.P. Morgan Expect to End 2024 in the Black

  • Jan 19, 2024

    Three startup “insurtechs” — Oscar Health Inc., Clover Health Investments Corp. and Alignment Healthcare Inc. — presented at the J.P. Morgan Health Care Conference in San Francisco last week, where they reiterated earlier projections that they expect to close 2024 in the black. Oscar and Clover expect to turn a profit in 2024, while Alignment says it will break even. 

    Oscar reiterated its promise to be profitable in 2024, and it teased entry into the Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) market. ICHRAs, which allow participating employers to reimburse employees for Affordable Care Act marketplace coverage at a fixed rate in lieu of purchasing a traditional group health plan, have also been identified as a target market by Centene Corp. in recent weeks. 

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  • Peter Johnson

    Peter has worked as a journalist since 2011 and has covered health care since 2020. At AIS Health, Peter covers trends in finance, business and policy that affect the health insurance and pharma sectors. For Health Plan Weekly, he covers all aspects of the U.S. health insurance sector, including employer-sponsored insurance, Medicaid managed care, Medicare Advantage and the Affordable Care Act individual marketplaces. In Radar on Drug Benefits, Peter covers the operations of (and conflicts between) pharmacy benefit managers and pharmaceutical manufacturers, with a particular focus on pricing dynamics and market access. Before joining AIS Health, Peter covered transportation, public safety and local government for various outlets in Seattle, his hometown and current place of residence. He graduated with a B.A. from Colby College.

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