Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana has officially filed a new application with Louisiana’s insurance department to structure itself into a for-profit agency, putting it one step closer to solidifying its merger with Elevance Health. But here’s the problem with for-profit plans—and why their motives are not in the best interest of consumers: https://lnkd.in/ej2QKMTN
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I took a little bit of heat on here about a month ago for predicting that the Elevance acquisition of BCBS of Louisiana may not happen. Seems like the deal announced in January is facing some additional headwinds. Below is the information from my original post: Elevance already owns multiple health plan brands, and Louisiana would mark its 15th BCBS franchise. Let's delve into their BCBS acquisition history: Origin (1946): Elevance (formerly known as Anthem) started in Indianapolis, Indiana, as Mutual Hospital Insurance Inc. and Mutual Medical Insurance Inc. By the 1970s, they dominated 80% of Indiana's medical insurance market. In 1972, Blue Cross of Indiana and Blue Shield of Indiana (the two firms) entered a joint operating agreement, marking the onset of their BCBS acquisition journey. Kentucky (1993): Acquired the BCBS plan through the purchase of Community Mutual Insurance Co. Ohio (1995): Acquired the BCBS plan, which was under Community Mutual Insurance Company. Connecticut (1997): Merged with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Connecticut. Wisconsin (1999): Purchased Blue Cross & Blue Shield United of Wisconsin. Colorado & Nevada (1999): Acquired both states' BCBS plans in a joint deal. New Hampshire (1999): Merged with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Hampshire. Maine (2000): Merged with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maine. Missouri (2001): Merged with RightCHOICE Managed Care, Inc., the parent company of BCBS of Missouri. Georgia (2001): Continued its expansion by integrating the BCBS plan. Virginia (2002): Merged with Trigon Healthcare Inc., the state's largest health insurer. California (2004): Merged with WellPoint Health Networks Inc., bringing Blue Cross of California under its umbrella. New York (2005): Instead of a direct acquisition, WellPoint (which rebranded as Anthem in 2014) merged with WellChoice, Inc., the parent company of Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield of New York. Elevance's history with BCBS is extensive, and it will be interesting to see how the situation with BCBS of Louisiana unfolds with the political pressure mounting against them. #healthcare #marketaccess #mergersandacquisitions https://lnkd.in/g8vDtpvq
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Is anyone shocked by that regulators have major concerns? America's largest insurance carriers are very intentionally buying up every facet of healthcare, so they can control not only insurance premiums, but the costs of doctor and hospital services that drive insurance premium increases for you. Objectively, this behavior has been terrible for our economy, our country, our employers, their employees and families. Let giant insurance continue to spend your checkbook at your peril. Opting out of giant insurance is the only way! I am here to help if interested. It has never been more viable then today. #FIREBUCA #SELFUNDED #SELFUNDING #RENEWALS
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