Here’s the MCR — sometimes called medical loss ratio or benefit expense ratio — six payers reported in the three-month period ended June 30, from highest to lowest:
Anthem: 86.7 percent
Centene: 86.7 percent
Molina Healthcare: 85.6 percent
Humana: 84.4 percent
UnitedHealthcare: 83.1 percent
Cigna: 81.6 percent
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