Healthcare DIVE April 5, 2024
Emily Olsen

A management shakeup is likely coming at the right time, as the virtual care company undergoes an operational review to boost its bottom line, analysts said.

Teladoc Health’s long-time chief executive officer Jason Gorevic is leaving the virtual care giant effective immediately, the company said Friday.

Gorevic has been CEO since 2009 and oversaw a period of exponential growth for Teladoc during the COVID-19 telehealth boom. However, he’s departing after the telehealth company struggled to sustain that momentum as the pandemic waned. Teladoc’s stock has sunk significantly since early 2021, and recently hit an eight-year low.

The leadership change is probably coming at the right time, as the company focuses on a longer-term profit growth strategy, Leerink Partners analysts Michael...

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