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Missouri's Largest Health Insurer Must Pay Almost $90 Million in Rebates to Customers

Ambetter must refund $87.5 million to Missouri policyholders after spending only 71.4% of premiums on care, below the Affordable Care Act's 80% minimum requirement.

Summary by Springfield News-Leader
Centene subsidiary Ambetter from Home State Health spent too little on health care, triggering a rebate rule in the Affordable Care Act.

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Springfield News-LeaderSpringfield News-Leader
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Missouri's largest health insurer must pay almost $90 million in rebates to customers

Centene subsidiary Ambetter from Home State Health spent too little on health care, triggering a rebate rule in the Affordable Care Act.

·Springfield, United States
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St Louis Post-DispatchSt Louis Post-Dispatch
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Centene to rebate $90 million to Mo. customers

Missouri's biggest individual insurer must rebate almost $90 million to policyholders because it spent too little on care and too much on administration.

·St. Louis, United States
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St Louis Post-Dispatch broke the news in St. Louis, United States on Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
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