As E-Brokers Struggle, Elevance Extends Lifeline to GoHealth

Elevance Health, Inc. last month invested $35 million in GoHealth, an e-broker for Medicare Advantage plans that has struggled this year and seen its stock market value plummet. Michael Abrams, managing partner of Numerof & Associates, tells AIS Health that the investment was “equivalent to a life-saver” for GoHealth.

GoHealth received a total of $50 million, with the other $15 million coming from a company referred to as GH 22 Holdings, Inc. in an SEC filing. A GoHealth spokesperson writes in an email to AIS Health, a division of MMIT, that GH 22 is “a significant partner” of GoHealth.

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