Under term deal, United will pay approximately $ 510,000,000 for Health Net’s Northeastern assets, which are expected to generate $ 2.7 billion in revenue this year. In conclusion, America will pay a consideration of $ 60 million for Health Net’s Medicare and Medicaid business and renewal rights of commercial membership in the three countries. If all commercial plan members to transfer to plan States, Health Net can receive as much as $ 120 million per yearrt transaction.

United also will transfer $ 290,000,000 to the United States after the closing. Health Net will pay this for the rest of the $ 450 million in real equity in the operation “as a business transition over the next two years.” Health Net will continue to serve its members in areas of New York as an American attempt to sign them.

While difficult to determine how the business is a major U.S. regional, national insurance giant said that the network currently has 79 000 health workers, 200 000 hospitals and 61 pharmacies in three states. One indication of how local doctors consider the strength of America filed a lawsuit against the company in New York and Connecticut several years ago by doctors who rejected United’s attempt to get them to bring members of the Oxford, or vice versa. United Healthcare Oxford rose to mark the acquisition of a dominant position in the region, and Health Net purchases will make it more difficult for each local operator to say No to America.

Meanwhile, America has released its second quarter results, and they are strong enough, despite the friction and hold in the membership. Revenue reached $ 21700000000, up 7 percent from the previous year period. While operating income dipped slightly to $ 1440000000, and investment income fell by more, net income rose to $ 859,000,000 from $ 337,000,000 for the second quarter of 2008. Net income for the first six months of this year was $ 1840000000, rose 38 percent during the period of the previous year. The biggest reason for improvement is that the results from the prior year included $ 922,000,000 for the settlement of two class-action claims and $ 46,000,000 in severance pay laid-off employees, partly offset by $ 185,000,000 from the sale of some assets. If you do the math, Americans seem less stressed red, but earnings per share also increased by 9 percent from the previous year period.
Contributorswith a large income for the second quarter of 2009, including 8 percent increase in premium income to 1.4 billion U.S. dollars; volume growth in the U.S. manager of pharmacy benefits, “strong growth in risk-based products in the public and senior markets businesses,” including Medicare and Medicaid . Company “medical loss ratio”-the percentage of premium income paid for health services remained almost constant at 83.6 percent. all

So, surf’s up for United. The question is, how good the picture will look years from now if the law is passed health care reform?