Healthamerica Corporation contributions received by BREDESEN FOR SENATE

HealthAmerica Corporation meeting Bredesen for Senate

HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION is the grouped employer key as a single concatenated word plus CORPORATION. BREDESEN FOR SENATE is committee C00663658. This page reports itemized individual gifts that carried both labels. The $7,516,911 figure is the intersection. The leftover $194,150 of the grouping ($7,711,061 minus $7,516,911) went to other committees.

Spelling is brittle. HEALTH AMERICA, HEALTHAMERICA, or a parent insurer name may sit in other keys if stored that way. The Senate committee is a candidate account. Matching an insurer-style employer string to a Senate ID does not verify that donors sold health plans in Tennessee or anywhere else.

One hundred fifty-eight contributions totaling $7,516,911 is a modest line count against a 97% employer overlap.

Ninety-seven percent of the HealthAmerica Corporation grouping

The HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION grouping shows $7,711,061 in itemized individual money. The Bredesen for Senate cell is $7,516,911, or about 97% of that total. Opening the industry hub without the committee filter would still be dominated by C00663658. The tie page makes that dominance a stated join instead of an inference.

A 97% share does not prove the corporation ran the Senate campaign or reimbursed the 158 gifts. It shows how this employer string lined up against one committee ID.

158 lines into C00663658

BREDESEN FOR SENATE received $7,516,911 from HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION-coded receipts across 158 contributions. Dividing dollars by gifts gives about $47,575 per contribution. That mean is pulled by large itemized amounts. The packet does not name donors or split the 158 rows by cycle.

The committee overlay includes other employers. Those rows are not in this join. Independent expenditures in the same Senate race, if filed by others, are outside this source note.

Health-plan labels and federal program dollars

Insurers and health plans appear in CMS, Medicare, and USAspending records. Those program dollars are not FEC individual contributions. This join does not claim that gifts to Bredesen for Senate funded federal health awards, or that awards funded the gifts. Shared industry language across datasets is not a cash pipeline.

Correlation between a health-corporation employer string and a Senate committee is a reporting pattern. Causation of election or coverage-policy outcomes is not in the 158 lines.

Hubs for the concatenated brand and the Senate account

The Healthamerica Corporation industry page keeps the $7,711,061 grouping. The BREDESEN FOR SENATE page keeps C00663658. All industries ranks other insurer keys without merging spaced HEALTH AMERICA into this concatenated form. All FEC ties lists neighboring cells so this 97% overlap is not mistaken for the campaign’s entire file.

The leftover $194,150 ($7,711,061 minus $7,516,911) is the HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION money that did not go to C00663658. It is small next to $7,516,911, which is why a 97% share reads like identity. The 158-line count and the $47,575 mean still belong in the citation so the cell is not mistaken for a single treasury check. Concatenated HEALTHAMERICA is the stored spelling.

Concatenated brand, Senate ID, and the 3% remainder

HEALTH AMERICA as two words, if indexed, is another key. This page does not merge spaced and concatenated forms. The 97% share ($7,516,911 of $7,711,061) applies to the concatenated CORPORATION string only. A researcher who searched the spaced form might miss this cell or might find a different total.

BREDESEN FOR SENATE as C00663658 also received money from other employers. Those receipts are on the committee overlay and are not in the 158 lines. Unitemized gifts are omitted. Independent expenditures in that Senate race, if filed by others, are omitted. CMS and USAspending health-program dollars are omitted. Quote the four-part citation: employer string, committee ID, $7,516,911, 158 contributions. Keep HEALTHAMERICA concatenated in the citation so a spaced HEALTH AMERICA row, if indexed, remains separate. The 158-line count belongs next to $7,516,911. The leftover $194,150 of $7,711,061 is the only remainder in this grouping. Unitemized gifts stay omitted.

Questions

How much did HealthAmerica Corporation-coded donors give Bredesen for Senate?

FEC.gov aggregates show $7,516,911 in itemized individual contributions grouped to HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION and received by BREDESEN FOR SENATE (C00663658). That join covers 158 contributions. The employer grouping across all committees is $7,711,061. These figures are not independent expenditures.

What share of that employer grouping went to Bredesen for Senate?

About 97% of the $7,711,061 HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION total is in this join: $7,516,911 to C00663658. The leftover share went to other committees. A near-total share describes overlap, not a corporate treasury gift.

Is this a donation from the health plan as a company?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field grouped to HEALTHAMERICA CORPORATION. FEC filers enter the employer string. This page does not verify employment or reimbursement. It reports the join to C00663658 only.

Does this include Medicare or Medicaid contract dollars?

No. FEC individual contributions and federal health-program payments are different datasets. This tie does not merge them. Sharing a health-industry name across ledgers is not evidence that campaign gifts paid for awards.