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13 payer M&A deals in 2025

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By Rylee Wilson Verified
| Becker's Payer Issues Verified
Several major payer acquisitions have or closed or were announced in 2025. 13 deals to note: Kaiser Permanente is entering the Nevada market through a joint venture with Reno-based Renown Health and will form a new health insurance entity with Renown’s Hometown Health plan. Humana’s CenterWell has been approved to acquire the assets of The Villages Health, the health system serving The Villages retirement community in Florida.
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2 former Retreat Behavioral Health facilities sell, 3rd deal possible  - Becker’s Behavioral Health

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By Rylee Wilson Verified
| Becker's Behavioral Health
Advertisement Several former facilities of Palm Springs, Fla.-based Retreat Behavioral Health have been sold, and a deal for another site could be close, LancasterOnline reported July 24. Retreat Behavioral Health abruptly closed in June 2024, after the company’s CEO and chief administrative officer died by suicide. The company operated inpatient behavioral health facilities in Ephrata, Pa., New Haven, Conn., and Palm Beach, Fla., in addition to several outpatient sites.
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New York bans commission for certain plans: 5 things to know  - Becker's Payer Issues | Payer News

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By Rylee Wilson Verified
| Becker's Payer Issues Verified
New York state will bar insurers from compensating brokers for enrolling members in the state’s essential plan, beginning in 2026. The essential plan is available to low-income adults in New York who do not qualify for Medicaid. Andrew Biernant, vice president of New York-based insurance agency Gilroy Kernane & Gilroy and board member of the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals, told Becker’s some insurers provided compensation for the essential plan, while others did not.
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