LOUISVILLE, Ky.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Humana Foundation, philanthropic arm of Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM), announced today a $50,000 contribution to advance sustained recovery efforts in Kentucky communities devastated by the most recent wave of severe storms and tornadoes. On Friday, May 16, powerful storms swept across the state, causing widespread destruction—particularly in Laurel and Pulaski Counties. The city of London experienced considerable damage, and residents across the region continue.
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CMS will begin to audit all eligible MA contracts every payment year, the federal agency said Wednesday.
Medical - Healthcare Plans Industry | Healthcare Sector | Mr. James A. Rechtin M.B.A. CEO | NYSE Exchange | 444859102 Cusip |
US Country | 65,680 Employees | 27 Jun 2025 Last Dividend | 1 Aug 1991 Last Split | 22 Jan 1993 IPO Date |
Humana Inc., with its array of subsidiaries, stands as a major provider of medical and specialty insurance products across the United States. Initially established in 1961 and undergoing a name change from Extendicare Inc. to Humana Inc. in April 1974, the company is ingrained in the fabric of U.S. healthcare, having its roots and headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. The organization operates through two primary segments: Insurance and CenterWell, showcasing a broad spectrum of health-related services and insurance products. Its purpose is deeply intertwined with offering extensive insurance coverage and healthcare services, primarily targeting individuals, employee groups, and military personnel.
Humana Inc.’s range of products and services underscores its commitment to providing comprehensive healthcare and insurance solutions. Here is a breakdown of its key offerings: