10 payers that lost Medicare Advantage members for 2024

While overall Medicare Advantage enrollment grew 2.5% during the annual enrollment period, several payers saw their membership decline, according to an analysis published by Baltimore Health Analytics.

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The analysis sourced CMS Medicare Advantage enrollment data. The data reflects total members lost during the AEP. The rate of membership loss is included in parentheses. A full ranking is here.

  1. Centene: 139,866 (-11%)
  2. Elevance Health: 20,712 (-1%)
  3. Blue Shield of California: 14,816 (-10%)
  4. Bright Health: 13,255 (-11%)
  5. Molina: 12,038 (-7%)
  6. Cambia (Regence): 10,425 (-8%)
  7. SCAN Group: 6,741 (-2%)
  8. Cigna: 5,119 (-1%)
  9. Lifetime (Excellus BCBS and Univera): 2,811 (-2%)
  10. Medica: 2,612 (-1%)

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