Oscar Health’s insurance president, Janet Liang, secured the company’s biggest paycheck in 2025, according to an April 22 proxy statement.
Ms. Liang, former group president and COO of care delivery for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals, joined Oscar in February 2025. While her salary will typically be capped at $5 million for the next few years, regulatory documents show she was eligible for a $2,000,000 sign-on bonus and a $150,000 transition benefit for lodging in New York.
Oscar CEO Mark Bertolini made the least, compared to the other four reported incomes.
Here is what Oscar’s five highest-paid executives earned in 2025:
1. Janet Liang, Oscar Insurance President
Salary: $512,500
Bonus: $2,800,000
Stock awards: $4,943,054
Option awards: $1,499,992
Non-equity incentive plan: $465,222
Other compensation: $179,905
Total: $10,400,673
2. Mario Schlosser, President of Technology and Chief Technology Officer
Salary: $600,000
Bonus: N/A
Stock awards: $6,139,667
Option awards: N/A
Non-equity incentive plan: $546,000
Other compensation: $28,905
Total: $7,314,572
3. Adam McAnaney, Chief Legal Officer
Salary: $512,500
Bonus: $335,000
Stock awards: $4,072,568
Option awards: $1,899,991
Non-equity incentive plan: $279,133
Other compensation: $29,905
Total: $7,129,097
4. Scott Blackley, Chief Financial Officer
Salary: $600,000
Bonus: N/A
Stock awards: $3,686,103
Option awards: N/A
Non-Equity incentive plan: $436,800
Other compensation: $29,905
Total: $4,752,808
5. Mark Bertolini, Chief Executive Officer
Salary: $619,178
Bonus: N/A
Stock awards: N/A
Option awards: N/A
Non-equity incentive plan: $169,036
Other compensation: $361,094
Total: $1,149,308
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