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Elevance Health
ELV · NYSEManaged Healthcare
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Funding & riskpoolPremiums, employers, gove…Networks &care…Provider contracts, Carel…Pharmacy &care deliveryCarelonRx, home & infusio…Health plansBlue Cross Blue Shield co…Reimbursement& accessClaims, providers, brokersMembers &patientsIndividuals, families, se…EMPEmployersGOVGovernmentsBCBSBlue Cross Blue Shield Assoc.DOCHospitals & physiciansCRXCarelonRxCSCarelon ServicesCVSCVS Health (Caremark)HBHealth Benefits plansELVElevance HealthBRKBrokers & exchangesYOUMembers & familiesMASeniors (Medicare Advantage)
Company details
Market cap
$86B
P/E ratio
14.7×
Div yield
2.2%
Adj. EPS (guide)
~$26.75
Revenue
$198B
Net income
$5.7B
Members
45.4M
Rev. growth
+13%
In plain English
Elevance Health (formerly Anthem) is one of America's largest health insurers — the biggest Blue Cross Blue Shield licensee, covering ~45 million people across 14 states. It sits between the patients who pay premiums, the employers and governments (Medicaid, Medicare) who fund coverage, and the hospitals and doctors it reimburses — and it is rapidly building Carelon, a health-services arm (pharmacy benefits, home and behavioural care) that increasingly serves rivals too.
In simple terms
What Elevance Health really sells
Elevance Health (formerly Anthem) is one of America's largest health insurers — the biggest Blue Cross Blue Shield licensee, covering ~45 million people across 14 states. It sits between the patients who pay premiums, the employers and governments (Medicaid, Medicare) who fund coverage, and the hospitals and doctors it reimburses — and it is rapidly building Carelon, a health-services arm (pharmacy benefits, home and behavioural care) that increasingly serves rivals too.
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