Clover CFO departs

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Peter Kuipers, CFO of the technology-centered physician enablement and Medicare Advantage organization Clover Health, stepped down March 30.

The move does not stem from a “disagreement” with the company on any matter relating to its operations, policies or practices, Clover said in an April 1 news release. Clover also reiterated full-year financial guidance, issued in February.

Mr. Kuipers joined Clover from Omnicell, a healthcare technology company, in 2024. At Clover, he oversaw budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting and capital management.

The CFO of Clover’s insurance plan, Clay Thornton, will take over in an interim capacity. Prior to his role at Clover, Mr. Thornton worked in Humana’s MA business, focused on leading finance and strategy. He also has experience in venture capital and private equity.

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