Healthcare DIVE September 13, 2023
Rebecca Pifer

Karen Lynch also called into question the $500 million in savings Blue Shield of California expects from kicking CVS’ PBM to the curb.

Dive Brief:

  • CVS CEO Karen Lynch is projecting confidence that health insurance arm Aetna will have improved its Medicare Advantage star ratings when federal regulators release the results next month.
  • When asked about the star ratings at Morgan Stanley’s healthcare conference on Tuesday, Lynch said she is “optimistic about where we will land relative to our stars performance based on the internal indicators that I have.”
  • Lynch also called into question the $500 million in savings Blue Shield of California expects from kicking CVS’ pharmacy benefit manager to the curb last month. Shares in the company...

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