Humana's senior-focused primary care division is charting a course for further expansion throughout 2025, the company announced Wednesday.
Those expansion plans include centers in four new markets: Augusta and Savannah in Georgia, North Carolina's Triad Region and Wichita, Kansas. Between CenterWell and Conviva, the team plans to open between 20 and 30 new centers in existing markets, too, across 11 states.
That number includes CenterWell facilities that are co-located at Walmart stores, with 11 remaining locations in that partnership set to open by the end of this year.
“With our expansion efforts, we’re taking a thoughtful approach to growth, seeking out communities that would benefit from our holistic and personalized senior care model,” said Sanjay Shetty, M.D., president of Humana’s CenterWell healthcare services segment, in a press release.
“And as we grow, we’re also working to further integrate CenterWell’s care delivery assets—primary care, home health and pharmacy services—with the goal of delivering improved outcomes and a superior patient experience," Shetty said.
As of Dec. 31, CenterWell and Conviva provide care to 390,000 seniors. Humana's combined Primary Care Organization is the fastest-growing senior-focused primary care provider in the country.
The goal is to reach seniors, particularly those in underserved communities or who faced access gaps, and connect them to high-quality, personalized care.
CenterWell and Conviva currently operate health centers in 15 states.