Clover Stock Looks Attractive as Company Expands Into New Areas

Clover Health (NASDAQ:CLOV), the technology-focused healthcare company serving Medicare Advantage customers, is in the news due to several interesting catalysts. First, Clover Health Investments was added to Russell 3000 Index, effective June 27. Then, on July 14, the company said it launched its services in 13 new counties. However, CLOV stock still finds itself in a tough situation.

Clover Health has plenty of factors going in its favor right now. It’s not a profitable company yet. But it is seeing strong revenue growth and using technologies that can improve its services and lower operating costs. It’s easy to see that the company has been in controversy before.

And many investors are skeptical about dipping their toes in the current environment. Purchasing it now may not yield a quick dividend. But someone looking to buy the stock as a medium or long-term investment could potentially make a great return on their money.

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CLOV

Clover Health

$2.755

CLOV Stock Will Benefit From Operating in a Growing Industry

Clover Health is a good investment for those interested in the Medicare market. It is a technology-driven health insurance company that happens to be one of the first to focus on the Medicare market. Clover Health uses data and analytics to drive clinical programs that improve member health and lower costs. The healthcare company also has a strong focus on preventive care.

Medicare Advantage is growing at a fast pace. In February 2022, 45% of all Medicare enrollments were from this insurance plan, up from 37% in 2019. The industry growth bodes well for the players involved. Although numerous companies are grappling for a more significant piece of the market, the growth in the Medicare Advantage space means it will be exciting new opportunities for everyone.

We can see that reflected in the latest numbers for CLOV. Clover Health saw a year-on-year jump in their Medicare Advantage enrollment by 25% in 2022. In addition, the company’s revenues have grown impressively this year.

In the first quarter of 2022, revenues stood at $874 million, a fourfold increase from $200 million sequentially. The numbers compliment last year’s numbers; revenues more than doubled in 2021 to $1.47 billion.

These are promising signs. But the net loss increased to $75.3 million from $48.4 million. The company needs to get profitable by lowering its operating costs. The increase in enrollments, which directly impacts revenues and profitability, will remain crucial.