Baylor Scott & White's Health Plan Exits Medicaid, Individual Markets
Baylor Scott & White Health reported operating income of $1.5 billion, an 8.3% margin, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, down from $1.7 billion (10% margin) the prior year, despite a 6.6% rise in operating revenue. The Dallas-based system's health plan arm exited the Medicaid and individual insurance markets during the period, according to financial statements published Sept. 30. The system did not detail the exact states or enrollment affected in the summary provided. The move reflects broader insurer pullback from Medicaid managed care amid redetermination-driven enrollment losses and tightening margins.
Medicaid enrollees and the state agencies that contracted with Baylor Scott & White's health plan must manage member transitions to other MCOs as the insurer withdraws from the program.
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