Big paydays for health care CEOs

Here's what the CEOs of major payers earned last year

The leaders at the helms of the country's largest health plans took home hefty paydays last year. The CEOs of the six major national ...

Health care's high rollers: As the pandemic raged, CEOs' earnings ...

Health care CEOs made an average of $15.3 million last year, while the median was around $7 million. Several inordinately large pay packages ...

Big paydays for health care CEOs - LinkedIn

Compensation for health care CEOs soared to $4.5 billion last year as stock prices boomed. Regeneron CEO Leonard Schleifer took home the ...

Healthcare CEOs Scored Big Paydays in 2020 After Stock Awards

David Cordani, the CEO of Cigna, made nearly $79 million, a giant increase from the $13.4 million he made the year before.

Health CEOs hauled in $4 billion as inflation pinched workers

The CEOs of more than 300 publicly traded health care companies combined to make $4 billion in 2022, according to a STAT analysis.

Health giants disclose hefty pandemic year paydays for top executives

By the numbers: Health care CEOs have been posting large 2020 paydays because their stock got more valuable. All numbers are based on actual ...

Healthcare CEOs scored big paydays in pandemic's first year

Cigna CEO David Cordani made nearly $79 million in 2020, up from $13.4 million a year earlier, according to an Insider analysis of the company's ...

Which health insurance CEOs get the highest pay?

CEO salaries from the health insurance industry's largest publicly traded companies collectively reached $136.7 million in the latest financial year.

Eli Lilly, Moderna and more: The 5 highest paid healthcare CEOs

Yet, despite these setbacks, the chief executives of the industry's top 300 companies still raked in a staggering $3.5 billion collectively last ...

Sick of Outrageously Excessive CEO Compensation? - Inequality.org

Alignment Healthcare's John Kao took home $34.1 million in 2022 after a $46-million payday in 2021. Bright Health's George Mikan two years ago ...

The Eye-Popping Compensation of 5 High-Paid Hospital CEOs

Top-Earning Hospital CEO Salaries · Salary: $1,500,000; Bonuses and incentives: $15,000,970; Option awards: $5,000,114; Non-equity incentive plan ...

Health insurance CEOs rake in millions: Here's the top 10 list

Meanwhile, the CEOs of the top 10 health insurance companies were paid between $13 million and $22 million in total compensation in 2022, ...

What CEOs of the biggest for-profit health systems earned in 2021

A fresh flock of health system CEOs took home millions in salary, stock awards and other remuneration during year two of the COVID-19 ...

Health Care Service Corp. executives see big paydays

HCSC paid more for CEO services last year than two larger health insurers. Altogether, Lesar and Steiner were paid about $25 million, not ...

Big health system, payer CEO salaries ranked

Salary: $1,469,893 · Stock awards: $10,898,833 · Option awards: $3,492,874 · Other compensation: $465,784 · Total: $16,327,384. 5.1% decrease since ...

How Rising CEO Pay Could Be Affecting Hospital M&A

CEOs at health systems with over 500 beds experienced an even greater pay raise, from 144% more than their peers at hospitals with fewer than ...

CEOs earn big bucks at nonprofit hospitals. Does that benefit patients?

Compensation for CEOs of nonprofit hospitals and medical systems grew by 30% between 2012 and 2019, according to a new study from Rice ...

Higher CEO pay in large health care systems linked to hospital ...

In 2012, the average salary for CEOs of independent hospitals was about $996,000 (adjusted for inflation). By 2019, this average had risen to ...

'An ever-spiraling upward cycle': nonprofit hospital CEOs paid 8 ...

In 2018, Bernard Tyson, then-CEO of California healthcare giant Kaiser Permanente, made almost $18 million, making him the highest-paid ...

Highest-Paid CEOs - 2024 - AFL-CIO

In the past 10 years, typical CEO pay at S&P 500 companies increased by more than $4 million, to an average of $17.7 million in 2023.