What Sparked UNH Stock Crash?
- UnitedHealth Group is facing three federal investigations concerning allegations of fraud and antitrust violations regarding its Medicare Advantage plans.
- CEO Andrew Witty resigned unexpectedly in mid-May, and the company withdrew its earnings guidance for 2025, citing underestimated Medicare Advantage costs.
- Several Congress members are calling for investigations into private Medicare Advantage plans, criticizing their impact on patient care and highlighting structural issues in the healthcare system.
- UnitedHealth Group is under federal investigation for allegations of civil and criminal fraud, including improper practices known as 'upcoding' that affect Medicare Advantage patients.
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UnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE:UNH) is officially in the technical doghouse. The healthcare titan just plunged to its most oversold level on both the weekly and monthly charts since the 2008 financial crisis, according to Barchart. The stock has cratered 42% year-to-date, and a staggering 30% in just the past month—leaving even the most hardened bulls shell-shocked. Read Also: As UnitedHealth Wipes Out ‘Unthinkable’ $140 Billion In Market Value S…
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