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Centene Corporation reports news on its government-sponsored managed care business, including Medicaid, Medicare, individual exchange coverage and Medicare Part D plans. Company updates commonly cover quarterly results, EPS guidance, membership by line of business and health-plan subsidiary activity across state markets.
Centene news also includes initiatives from the Centene Foundation and operating companies such as Health Net, Superior HealthPlan, Home State Health, Sunshine Health, Buckeye Health Plan, Carolina Complete Health and WellCare of Kentucky. Recurring themes include affordable housing, medically tailored meals, provider accessibility, workforce development, community health, social services and programs that address drivers of health for managed care members.
Sunshine Health (NYSE: CNC) reported 2025 results for Sunshine Health Works, its workforce program addressing Florida healthcare labor shortages. The program trained nearly 1,900 participants, produced almost 800 industry certifications, partnered with 12 organizations, and offered 17 credential programs.
Specialized outcomes include >200 doulas trained (198 credentialed) and 39 Certified Recovery Peer Specialists, plus social work licensure support with University of South Florida.
Centene (NYSE: CNC) announced two senior leadership moves on April 6, 2026: Daniel Finke is hired as Group President, Markets and Commercial and Michael Carson is appointed Group President, Medicare and Specialty, both reporting to CEO Sarah London.
Finke will oversee Medicaid and Commercial segments and joins from Convey Health Solutions with prior roles at CVS/Aetna. Carson expands oversight of Medicare Advantage, Part D, Duals, and Specialty after joining Centene in January 2024 as Wellcare CEO.
Centene (NYSE: CNC) / Health Net is investing $6 million with the Centene Foundation to develop the St. Vincent Behavioral Health Campus in Los Angeles.
The 7.7-acre site will provide crisis care, transitional services, 172 permanent supportive housing units and 205 behavioral health bridge beds, with phased services rolling out through 2027. Health Net previously invested $2.07 million in community behavioral health initiatives (2021–Jan 2026).
Carolina Complete Health (NYSE: CNC) announced completion of its merger with WellCare of North Carolina and will operate under the Carolina Complete Health brand.
The combined plan will serve more than 980,000 members across Medicaid, Medicare and Marketplace and continue support for about 240,000 Behavioral Health and I/DD Tailored Plan members statewide, with no changes to member benefits or provider access.
Magnolia Health (NYSE: CNC) donated $2 million to Joyce's Village of Hope in Warren County on April 1, 2026 to expand housing and support services for women and children exiting domestic violence shelters.
The funding will develop eight homes, support monthly diaper distributions, purchase trucks and maintenance equipment, refurbish infrastructure, enhance security and acquire mobile homes for maternity and transitional housing.
Health Net (NYSE: CNC) launched Get Informed, Stay Covered, a campaign backed by a $1 million commitment to educate Medi-Cal enrollees about new federal and state work and community engagement rules effective Jan 1, 2027. The law will generally require 80 hours per month of approved activities, with listed exemptions.
California will verify eligibility at application and every six months, giving members 30 days to supply documentation; detailed state guidance is expected by June 2026. Medi-Cal covers about 14.9 million Californians.
Sunshine Health (NYSE: CNC) awarded $100,000 in childcare and transportation grants on March 31, 2026, to five Florida nonprofits to reduce employment barriers. Grants serve more than 40 counties, with individual awards around $20,000 supporting vehicle repairs, transit passes, and no-cost childcare programs.
The recipients include Wheels of Success, Van Gogh's Palette (Vincent House), Boys and Girls Club of North Central Florida, Safe Families for Children Alliance, and Healthy Start Coalition of St. Lucie.
Delaware First Health (NYSE: CNC) and the Centene Foundation opened a grant submission period for Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organizations serving Medicaid populations. $500,000 will be awarded over three years, with individual grants of at least $10,000. Applications are due May 25, 2026 and award announcements will be made in September. Priority consideration is given to projects addressing housing instability or transportation accessibility. Applicants must show multi-point outcomes, serve Medicaid members, and submit required documentation.
Delaware First Health (NYSE: CNC) and the Centene Foundation opened a grant submission period for Delaware community-based organizations through May 25, 2026. Grants total $500,000 to be awarded over the next three years, with individual awards of at least $10,000.
Applications will be reviewed with preference for projects addressing housing instability or transportation accessibility. Eligible applicants must be Delaware-based 501c3s serving the Medicaid population and must submit required documentation. Awards announced in September; apply at DelawareFirstHealth.com/grants.
Centene Foundation and Carolina Complete Health (NYSE: CNC) announced a $2 million investment to rebuild 244 housing units in Phases 2 and 3 of the Northeast Winston-Salem Choice Neighborhood Initiative.
The funds support below-market-rate loans, predevelopment, planning, and community engagement with partner McCormack Baron Salazar to link residents to healthcare, workforce programs, nutrition, and family services.