Insurer Centene Reports $35M 2Q Loss

July 24, 2012

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Centene has said medical costs rose in Kentucky due in part to the retroactive assignment of members, while costs climbed in Texas from an expansion. Problems with its Celtic business centered on members converted from another insurer...

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Insurer Centene Reports $35M 2Q Loss

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