Clover Health swings to Q1 FY26 profit; revenue more than doubles to $749 million
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- Clover Health posted GAAP net income of USD 27.3 million, swinging to profit from a loss year earlier, as revenue rose 62.1% to USD 749.2 million.
- Medicare Advantage membership climbed 51.6% to 154,607 on average, while Insurance BER edged up 0.4 percentage point to 86.5%.
- Adjusted EBITDA increased 56.2% to USD 40.3 million.
- CEO Andrew Toy cited deeper clinical engagement with Clover Assistant, while interim CFO Clay Thornton pointed to encouraging early medical cost trend indicators across new and returning cohorts.
- Full-year guidance calls for revenue of USD 2.81 billion-USD 2.92 billion, adjusted EBITDA of USD 50 million-USD 70 million, average Medicare Advantage membership of 154,000-158,000, and GAAP net income of no less than USD 0 million and up to USD 20 million.
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