The Hawaii Medical Service Association reported an investment gain of $6.8 million, noting the gain gives them financial stability for Q2.
The Hawaii-based health plan reported a 1.6% net gain in its filing with the state Insurance Division.
“This filing shows that we’re close to breaking even and, as a nonprofit company, that’s essential to our financial sustainability,” said Gina L. Marting, HMSA senior vice president and CFO, in a statement. “This ensures that our members can continue…
