Is Cigna insurance going away?
Cigna insurance is not "going away" in its entirety, though its offerings are undergoing strategic changes. As of 2026, Cigna has announced it will no longer offer Individual and Family medical plans for 2027, though its dental plans will remain available. Additionally, some segments of its business, such as its Medicare Advantage, Supplemental Benefits, and Medicare Part D plans, were sold to the Health Care Service Corporation and have been transitioned to the "HealthSpring" brand name for 2026. These moves are part of the company's efforts to reshape its portfolio and focus on specific core strengths, such as employer plans, pharmacy benefits, and behavioral health, rather than an exit from the insurance industry.
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