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Tomas Orozco

Executive Vice President, Consumer Care at NeueHealth
Executive

About Tomas Orozco

Tomas Orozco, 49, serves as Executive Vice President at NeueHealth; he has held this role since November 2023 after serving as CEO of subsidiary Centrum Medical Holdings beginning August 2021, with prior senior leadership roles at Elevance Health overseeing Medicare across the East Coast and Florida Medicare Advantage operations . Company performance context during his tenure shows cumulative TSR on a $100 investment declining to 0.56 by year-end 2024, alongside net losses of $160.0 million in 2024, framing a pay-for-performance environment and retention focus for executives . Following the October 2, 2025 take‑private transaction led by NEA, Orozco continued as an officer of the surviving private company, with legacy RSUs assumed and maintained on original vesting terms .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
NeueHealth (Centrum Medical Holdings, LLC)Chief Executive Officer (Centrum)Aug 2021–Nov 2023Led operations of a subsidiary clinic platform (Centrum identified as a subsidiary business)
Elevance HealthRegional President, Medicare (East Coast)Aug 2017–Jan 2021Oversaw Medicare line of business across the East Coast
Elevance HealthPresident, Florida Medicare AdvantageNot disclosedLed Florida Medicare Advantage operations
MBF Healthcare Partners portfolio companiesSenior executive roles at portfolio health plansNot disclosedSenior leadership across plan operations

External Roles

  • None disclosed .

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Base Salary ($)663,125 666,250
Target Bonus (% of Base)50% 50%
Actual Bonus Paid ($)472,477 1,123,688
Stock Awards (Grant-date fair value, $)451,799 1,575,000
All Other Compensation ($)3,200,000 (RRD profits interest cancellation recorded under ASC 710)
Total Compensation ($)1,587,401 6,564,938

Notes: 2024 “Bonus” includes AIP cash awards plus a supplemental cash bonus in lieu of part of long-term equity due to limited plan shares; the Compensation Committee set the company performance factor at 100% of target (paid Jan 2025/March 2025) . The $3.2M “All Other Compensation” relates to cancellation of legacy profits interests in RRD tied to the Centrum consolidation; cash paid $400k (Mar 2025), $400k (by Dec 31, 2025), $2.4M (by Oct 29, 2028) .

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Plan (AIP) – FY 2024

ComponentMetricWeightingTargetActualPayout TimingVesting
AIP CashCompany execution vs operating plan; company performance factor determinedNot disclosed 50% of base salary Performance factor approved at 100% of target; individual awards discretionary; supplemental cash awarded in lieu of equity (capped at 100% of target) Paid Jan 2025 (AIP) and Mar 2025 (supplemental cash) N/A

Equity Awards Details (Outstanding at 12/31/2024; market price $7.42)

Award TypeGrant DateShares/UnitsMarket/Fair Value ($)Vesting ScheduleStatus
RSU3/7/20222,327 17,266 1/3 annually on 1st, 2nd, 3rd anniversaries (service-based) Unvested at 12/31/2024
RSU1/3/20233,971 29,465 Vests on 2nd anniversary of grant (service-based) Unvested at 12/31/2024
RSU3/6/20234,981 36,959 1/3 annually (service-based) Unvested at 12/31/2024
RSU (2024 annual grant)5/6/202472,000 534,240 1/3 annually (service-based) Unvested
PSU (price hurdle)5/6/2024180,000 1,335,600 Vests upon achieving share price goals; if achieved before June 28, 2027 and employment through date; otherwise vests upon achievement after that date Price goal not achieved as of 12/31/2024

Options: No option awards disclosed for Orozco; RSUs and PSUs constitute long-term incentives .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership29,325 shares of common stock; <1% of shares outstanding
Ownership Guidelines3× base salary for executive leadership team; if not compliant, retain at least 50% of net shares delivered through equity plans
Pledging/HedgingHedging prohibited; pledging requires pre-clearance; no pledges by executive officers in 2024
Unvested RSUsSee Performance Compensation table for grant-by-grant counts and values
Unearned PSUs180,000 units; market value $1,335,600 at 12/31/2024; price goal not met

Employment Terms

TermProvision
Employment AgreementEffective August 9, 2021; initially served as CEO of Centrum (subsidiary), EVP of NeueHealth since 2023
Base Salary$650,000 (may be increased at Board discretion)
Target Bonus50% of annual base salary; actual amount determined by Board under AIP
Severance (without Cause or for Good Reason)18 months of then-current base salary plus any annual bonus that would have been earned for the year of termination; paid in installments over 18 months, subject to release and compliance
DefinitionsCause/Good Reason defined in agreement (felony/fraud, fiduciary breach, refusal to follow direction, code violations; Good Reason includes breach, relocation >30 miles, material reduction in authority/salary)
Change-in-Control Outcome (2025)After NEA-led merger (closed Oct 2, 2025), Orozco continued as officer; RSUs were assumed by Parent with same terms; options across the company cash-settled or canceled depending on strike vs $7.33 consideration
ClawbackCompany incentive compensation clawback policy for current/former executive officers upon financial restatement
Insider Trading PolicyHedging prohibited; pledging requires pre-clearance
Profits Interest Cancellation$3,200,000 consideration tied to cancellation of RRD profits interests: $400k paid Mar 2025, $400k due by Dec 31, 2025, $2.4M due by Oct 29, 2028; recorded as compensation under ASC 710, though Company does not consider it compensation to Orozco

Investment Implications

  • Pay mix shifted materially toward equity and retention-related cash in 2024: RSU/PSU grants increased (fair value $1.575M) with supplemental cash replacing a portion of equity due to share limitations, while the company set AIP performance factor at 100% of target—this aligns incentives to stock and operational execution but introduces scheduled vest events that can create selling windows on annual anniversaries (2025–2027) and at the PSU price hurdle before/after June 28, 2027 .
  • Insider selling pressure near vesting dates may be moderated by stock ownership guidelines requiring retention of 50% of net shares if not yet compliant, and by the October 2025 take‑private treatment (RSUs assumed and maintained), which reduced immediate liquidity from equity awards post‑transaction .
  • Alignment: Direct ownership is modest at 29,325 shares (<1%); however, substantial unvested RSUs/PSUs create strong retention hooks and equity-driven alignment, with hedging prohibited and no pledging reported in 2024—reducing misalignment risk .
  • Severance economics (18 months base + the year-of termination bonus) present standard retention protection without excessive change-in-control accelerators specific to Orozco; the broad equity plan mechanics allow acceleration for time-based awards under certain CIC scenarios for eligible executives, but Orozco’s 2025 outcome preserved RSU terms and officer status—suggesting continuity and reduced near-term turnover risk .