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Centene to offer buyouts to some employees as health insurer cuts costs
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- Centene said it offered buyouts to some employees on Monday, as the health insurer grapples with higher medical costs, funding cuts and membership declines.
- "Today we announced a Voluntary Separation Program to support employees who may be considering a transition."
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Centene said it offered buyouts to some employees on Monday, as the health insurer grapples with higher medical costs, funding cuts and membership declines.
"Centene is positioning the company to lead the future of healthcare — working to deliver a simpler and better experience for our members and partners while meeting the realities of today's healthcare environment," a company spokesperson said in a statement. "Today we announced a Voluntary Separation Program to support employees who may be considering a transition."
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