Healthcare Finance News November 5, 2025
Jeff Lagasse

The company expects its Medicare business to return to growth and for star ratings to recover by 2028.

Humana’s CEO James Rechtin expressed confidence that the company is on the right track to achieve better star ratings, and expects a return to growth in its Medicare business, he said during the third-quarter earnings call on Wednesday.

The insurer logged $195 million in profit in the third quarter.

That profit is down from the $480 million achieved in Q3 2024, but overall earnings for the first three quarters are up due to a strong first half of the year. Overall revenue fell just short of $2 billion so far this year, a slight increase from last year.

Rechtin said the company...

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