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Oscar President Janet Liang shares how the insurer builds around member needs and makes healthcare more consumer-driven.

A candid discussion on why the U.S. healthcare model is outdated, the promise of ICHRA, and the shift to consumer choice

Providing a transparent pharmacy experience with personalized, real-time cost information for members.

With the platform Oscar connects members with the local resources they need to thrive outside of the doctor's office.

Practice became personal when Nicole's own scan led to a diagnosis. With her insurance's help, she focused on healing.

With Oswell, we’re building a personalized AI frontdoor to healthcare.

She didn't just need a doctor, she needed someone to see the whole picture.

The award proves that Oscar’s virtual care meets the highest standards for clinical quality, security, and safety.

Poet and performer Scott Raven found an unexpected source of inspiration for his art: choosing a new health plan.

Rethinking health benefits: How Oscar and Thatch help small businesses put people first

Through hands-on mentorship and workshops, four high schoolers got a front-row seat to the future of health tech.

The winners of our 2025 grant stood out for their deep focus on the critical intersection of our focus areas.

The new partnership delivers no-cost care, local access, and everyday wellness perks.

As healthcare costs rise and consumers seek more choice, the individual market offers a path forward to insure America.

Mark Bertolini argues that the individual market—not employer plans—is the key to lowering costs and expanding choice.

Oscar started 2025 strong, driven by top-line growth, bottom-line performance, and improvement across most key metrics.

Our El Paso event empowered Hispanic members with tools to navigate HMO plans, blending AI and cultural insight.

Diabetes affects nearly 10% of our members - so we are making it easier for them to manage their condition.

Oscar's recent conversations with a group of big employers prove it: interest in ICHRA is significant -- and growing.

With the emergence and adoption of ICHRA, the health insurance space is on the verge of another big transformation.

If you’re a small business owner, it’s time to consider ICHRA as a way to offer health insurance.

In 2025, Oscar is launching a multi-condition plan for members with diabetes, pulmonary, and cardiovascular disease.

In 2025, Oscar is introducing Buena Salud, a Spanish-first solution for Hispanic and Latino members.

In the fall of 2023, we announced the latest recipients of our Culturally Competent Care (CCC) Grants.

Oscar’s Guided Care HMO plan provides the affordability of a traditional HMO plan, powered by Oscar’s technology.

Learn about how Oscar leverages AI to improve the healthcare experience for our members and providers.

Alessa Quane spoke about Oscar Insurance’s accomplishments, growth opportunities, and innovative member experience.

CFO Scott Blackley spoke about Oscar's financial performance and outlook.

Alessa Quane, Chief Insurance Officer, shares Oscar Insurance’s strategic pillars.

CEO Mark Bertolini spoke about our strategic priorities, and why he believes Oscar is uniquely positioned to succeed.

CEO Mark Bertolini presented on our long-term strategy, company vision, and trends that are shaping healthcare.

Oscar held its 2024 Investor Day to discuss updates across our business and map out our company strategy.

We define a “Care Journey” as a comprehensive member experience built for condition-specific needs.

Oscar CEO Mark Bertolini reflects on our 2023 Impact Report, and the strategies we’re employing to build a more sustainable and equitable future.

In honor of Women’s History Month, Alessa reflects on her career and the mentors that supported her along the way.

Chief Legal Officer Ranmali Bopitiya considers the impact of the generations that came before us.

We’ve decided to partner with Community Health Works and MedHaul through our 2023 CCC grants.

Sanford Health Plan will leverage Campaign Builder to engage members, improve outcomes, and grow and retain membership.

To shed light on our internship experience, we spoke to 6 interns in our engineering, product, and IT departments.

Applets are a new technology that makes it easier for members to navigate their healthcare journeys.

By: Mario Schlosser and Joshua Kushner We founded Oscar with the belief that the healthcare system in America needed to shift towards a more consumerized, digital, and value-driven system to provide…

As the SVP of Insurance Business Operations at Oscar, Tamara Ward has a lot going on.

As Open Enrollment approached this year, we wanted to learn more about consumers' outlook on their healthcare.

The BEA is on a mission to provide an effective breast cancer early detection solution for underserved women.

For the last year, Jesse has worked as Oscar’s Chief Product Officer, overseeing the entire product organization.

Ranmali Bopitiya, the Chief Legal Officer at Oscar, has always been passionate about improving healthcare access.

Dr. Kiki Louis just celebrated her one-year anniversary as the President of Oscar Medical Group.

We are excited to have launched the third year of our software engineering apprenticeship program.

We condemn the violence and the xenophobia, racism and hate driving the wave of violence against Asian Americans.

Oscar uses Slack to improve its technology, coordinate seamless customer service, and keep its employees engaged.

The second in a series of posts based on an analysis of the feedback we are getting from our members.

The first in a series of posts based on an analysis of the feedback we are getting from our members.

Why your employees may be suppressing their inner selves to adhere to your company’s “Culture Fit”.

Each year, Juneteenth is celebrated in a number of ways all across the U.S.

We believe that effective leadership is critical to our overall success as an organization and to achieving our goals.

See how our interns get the full Oscar experience during the 12 weeks they’re here.