Healthcare DIVE January 31, 2024
Rebecca Pifer

The payer is leveraging CenterWell’s growing network of primary care centers for seniors to boost margins in its hard-pressed Medicare Advantage business.

Humana plans to expand its primary care network for seniors this year, as the insurer looks to lean on provider capabilities to boost its beleaguered Medicare Advantage business.

In 2024, CenterWell Senior Primary Care plans to enter three new markets in North Carolina and Louisiana, and add additional centers in eight of its current markets in the U.S., the payer announced on Tuesday.

Humana is one of many health insurers racing to build out a provider network to provide convenient access to primary care for its members. But for Humana, this strategy is more important than it might...

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