Oscar Health, Inc. (NYSE: OSCR) stock traded at $15.16, down 14.44% as of November 10, 2025, after the company unveiled new health insurance offerings for Southern Florida’s 2026 Open Enrollment.
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The healthcare technology firm aims to make quality coverage more affordable and accessible for individuals, families, and businesses.
Oscar’s latest initiative introduces Bronze, Silver, and redesigned Gold plans across key counties, Broward, Martin, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Saint Lucie. These plans provide comprehensive coverage options for different budgets and healthcare needs, with $0 primary and virtual urgent care visits available 24/7.
Members can also access dedicated Care Guides, low-cost prescription refills with home delivery, and digital tools that simplify navigating benefits and providers.
A major highlight is Oswell, Oscar’s new personal health AI agent designed to provide real-time, on-demand support. It helps members interpret medical records, understand test results, manage prescriptions, and connect directly with Oscar clinicians for $0 virtual care.
Oswell uses data from members’ health records and plan benefits to deliver personalized insights and quick access to relevant care, a significant move toward AI-driven healthcare management.
Oscar is also breaking new ground with HelloMeno, the first-ever menopause plan offered in the individual insurance market. This program offers $0 primary, gynecologist, and behavioral health visits, hormone therapy, and bone density scans at no cost.
Through its partnership with Elektra Health, members receive 24/7 expert guidance, wellness rewards, and annual savings estimated at $900.
Oscar’s condition-focused plans deliver tailored coverage for chronic illnesses such as diabetes, COPD, asthma, and cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome. These plans eliminate costs for critical services, including $0 pulmonology, endocrinology, cardiology, and behavioral care, as well as free lab tests, oxygen therapy, and insulin.
Members could save up to $800 annually, reinforcing Oscar’s commitment to affordable, preventive healthcare.
Oscar’s extensive network in Southern Florida includes Baptist Health, HCA Healthcare, Jackson Health System, Larkin Health System, Memorial Healthcare, and the University of Miami Health System. Enrollment opens on November 1, 2025, via Healthcare.gov or through licensed agents.
While Oscar’s 2025 year-to-date return stands at 12.31%, the stock has dipped amid recent volatility. Over the past three years, OSCR has surged 469.62%, compared to the S&P 500’s 71.84%, reflecting strong long-term momentum despite short-term market pressures.
Oscar Health’s latest product expansion signals an ambitious effort to transform how Floridians access and experience healthcare, one that merges affordability with cutting-edge technology.
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