GoHealth’s 4Q25 results continued to reflect a Medicare Advantage environment shaped by tighter carrier discipline, with management prioritizing retention, member quality, and liquidity over volume. FY25 net revenue was $361.8M, implying a materially lower 4Q25 revenue base y/y as the intentional Medicare Advantage pullback continued through AEP. Management reiterated that carriers remain focused on margin stability, renewal durability, and disciplined unit economics over broad enrollment growth. Against that backdrop, GoHealth remains focused on protecting the durability of its back book and related ~$925M commissions receivable asset, preserving strategic flexibility, and investing selectively in SNPs, automation, and AI to improve efficiency and positioning when conditions normalize. Importantly, the emphasis on retention also supports the longterm value and durability of the commissions receivable. In our view, the quarter did little to alter the near-term thesis, but reinforced management’s focus on durability, cash discipline, and longer-term optionality.