Oscar Health Q3: raises ops earnings guide midpoint from $700M to $900M, a ~29% lift and the third raise this year
Oscar Health (OSCR) reported Q3 before the open Thursday. Revenue was $5.14B, up 72%, membership hit 2.69M and diluted EPS flipped to $0.49 from a $0.53 loss a year ago.
The bigger move is the full-year ops earnings guide. The midpoint went from $700M to $900M, a $200M raise or about 29% and it is the third raise this year. Not financial advice.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261105823197/en/Oscar-Health-Announces-Financial-Results-for-Third-Quarter-2026-and-Raises-Full-Year-2026-Outlook
Sources: TradingView: Oscar raises FY26 operating earnings outlook to $850-950M; revenue $5.14B vs $2.99B YoY · @WOLF_Financial: OSCR Q3 revenue $5.14B vs $4.72B est, EPS $0.49 vs -$0.21, FY revenue guide $19.0-19.3B · X story: Oscar Health crushes Q3 earnings and raises full-year outlook again
Not financial advice. For informational and educational purposes only.
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