 As of 2013, the company had nearly 1,400 employees and $1.7 billion in annual revenues.The risk corridors program under the PPACA section 1342, was a temporary risk management device, modeled on similar successful risk corridors in 
Medicare Part D, to encourage reluctant insurers into the "new and untested" ACA insurance market during the first three years that ACA was implemented (2014-2016).While the program did succeed in attracting insurers, it did not pay for itself and suffered billions of dollars of losses and funds were to be paid from "general government revenues".