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Health care stocks
How the companies behind what Americans pay for care are trading, from insurers and hospital chains to drugmakers and digital health.
By industry
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Insurers
The health plans that set premiums and negotiate what care costs. UnitedHealth, CVS and Cigna also own the three largest pharmacy benefit managers.
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Hospitals
The largest hospital chains with publicly traded stock. Most US hospitals are nonprofits and have none.
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Drugmakers
Eight of the largest US drug companies.
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Medical devices
Makers of implants, surgical systems, monitors and other medical equipment.
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Drug distributors
The three wholesalers that move most prescription drugs from manufacturers to pharmacies and hospitals.
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Digital health
Telehealth, online prescriptions and drug discounts, an app-first health plan, and software and data companies that serve doctors and drugmakers.
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The Care Ledger follows these companies because they shape what health care costs. Nothing on this page is investment advice.