So Go Health just dropped at least 750 employees.

This is a positive development.
  • First quarter 2025 net revenues of $221.0 million, a 19.1% increase compared to $185.6 million in the prior year period.
  • First quarter 2025 net loss of $9.8 million, a 54.2% improvement compared to a net loss of $21.3 million in the prior year period.
  • First quarter 2025 Adjusted EBITDA1​ of $42.1 million, a 56.4% increase compared to $26.9 million in the prior year period.
  • First quarter 2025 Submissions2​ were 303,026, a 40.2% increase compared to 216,148 Submissions in the prior year period, primarily driven by strong contributions from GoHealth's internal captive agents.
  • First quarter 2025 Direct Operating Cost per Submission3​ was $522, an 18.4% improvement compared to $640 in the prior year period.
Over 300k enrollments at a cost of over $500 an app. Gotta assume 90% of that business was transfers (average commission $260 in the first quarter), that they probably retain no more than 60% annually. There's just no way these call centers could operate without receiving exorbitant amounts of money over and above what Medicare compensation limits.

I'd imagine that money has come to a screeching halt in light of recent news. This is great news, IMO.
 
Not a troll job. I have someone that works at Go Health. The reps that only had a health license were furloughed the rest will be selling Colonial Penn. It would be a weird thing to lie and troll about
 
Not a troll job. I have someone that works at Go Health. The reps that only had a health license were furloughed the rest will be selling Colonial Penn. It would be a weird thing to lie and troll about
They told investors it'll be their own special final expense product. Maybe it's cobranded with colonial?
 
Not a troll job. I have someone that works at Go Health. The reps that only had a health license were furloughed the rest will be selling Colonial Penn. It would be a weird thing to lie and troll about
So they are dropping all Medicare products? Why isn't any of this on the internet?
 
I don't know, friendo. The person I know is one of their top producers.Going into Monday already had 40 applications. I will tell you there is no one selling any Medicare Products at Go Health effective yesterday morning. Word is they'll migrate back closer to AEP
This same thing happened to a call center I was working at. We closed 8 months later.
 
I don't know, friendo. The person I know is one of their top producers.Going into Monday already had 40 applications. I will tell you there is no one selling any Medicare Products at Go Health effective yesterday morning. Word is they'll migrate back closer to AEP
I saw that they're selling colonial Penn . It's obviously cash flow related with much higher up front commissions . Also diversification before the hammer comes down on Medicare . But I find it hard to believe they'll be selling GI only . What do too go health agents make ? I've read like $20 an hr and $75-$125 an app ? I've read before if the policy goes active 1 day no chargeback ? But then I've read they do get chargebacks on rapid disenrollments ?
 
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