7 HEALTH INSURANCE CEOs REAPED $135 MILLION IN 2022
April 25, 2023 -Durt Fibo
From Al Capone to Joseph Zubretsky (of Molina Healthcare), the uniquely American model of protection rackets continues to wring profits from the most helpless.
Based on regulatory filings available from the Securities and Exchange Commission, here below is a list of the 2022 compensations of the top seven ‘healthcare’ kingpins in the U.S. This only includes salaries, bonuses, stock and option rewards and all other reported compensation. The list does not included unofficial quid pro quos or other beneficial favors not filed with the SEC.
Joseph Zubretsky, Molina Healthcare
Salary: $1,500,000
Stock awards: $14,999,868
Non-equity incentive plan: $5,550,000
Other compensation: $81,388
TOTAL: $22,131,256
Karen Lynch, CVS Health
Salary: $1,487,500
Stock awards: $12,374,946
Option awards: $4,124,984
Non-equity incentive plan: $2,975,000
Other compensation: $354,625
TOTAL: $21,317,055
David Cordani, Cigna
Salary: $1,500,000
Stock awards: $12,644,278
Option awards: $2,900,029
Non-equity incentive plan: $3,600,000
Other compensation: $321,197
TOTAL: $20,965,504
Gail Boudreux, Elevance Health
Salary: $1,600,000
Stock awards: $11,100,128
Option awards: $3,699,929
Non-equity incentive compensation: $3,840,000
Other compensation: $691,024
TOTAL: $20,931,081
Andrew Witty, UnitedHealth Group
Salary: $1,500,000
Stock awards: $12,375,672
Option awards: $4,125,100
Non-equity incentive compensation: $2,760,000
Other compensation: $104,334
TOTAL: $20,865,106
Bruce Broussard, Humana
Salary: $1,349,465
Stock awards: $9,638,547
Option awards: $2,785,410
Non-equity incentive plan compensation: $2,785,410
All other compensation: $353,028
TOTAL: $17,198,844
Sarah London, Centene
Salary: $1,359,038
Stock Awards: $7,624,974
Non-equity incentive plan compensation: $4,041,866
Other compensation: $220,569
TOTAL: $13,246,447