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eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) Cash Flow Statement

22Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity management remains defensive, highlighted by the $39.5 million in investment asset sales during 2025Q3 to offset persistent operational cash burn outside of peak enrollment cycles.

EHTH Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04
Cash from Operations-65.7M-25.34M-18.37M-6.69M-26.87M-162.62M-107.86M-71.49M-3.23M-15.54M4.08M13.7M1.78M20.95M24.89M22.54M20.51M30.09M30.19M26.19M11.41M2.62M-599K
Operating CF Growth %-94.44%-38%-174.45%75.09%83.48%-50.77%-50.87%-2113.37%79.22%-480.63%-70.19%669.87%-91.51%-15.85%10.43%9.91%-31.83%-0.36%15.28%129.51%336.07%536.89%-
Operating CF / Revenue %-12.42%-4.57%-3.45%-1.48%-6.63%-30.22%-18.51%-14.12%-1.28%-8.15%2.11%7.23%0.99%11.69%16.01%14.86%12.79%22.3%27.03%29.83%18.61%6.27%-1.98%
Net Income33.38M40.04M10.06M-28.21M-88.72M-104.38M45.45M66.89M241K25.43M-4.88M-4.76M-16.2M1.72M7.08M6.72M17.48M15.35M14.17M31.59M16.48M-414K-3.33M
Depreciation & Amortization13.08M1.88M16.34M19.92M21.11M18.87M12.94M8.99M6.77M5.34M5.51M5.93M5.72M4.68M4.03M4.4M3.35M2.21M1.86M1.71M1.53M1.14M1.48M
Stock-Based Compensation7.8M15.04M19.88M23.21M20.32M32.86M25.17M22.57M12.54M9.69M7.27M7M5.88M7.8M5.62M7.1M6.39M4.83M3.49M1.51M454K00
Deferred Taxes-18.54M18.35M9.18M-2.67M-18.44M-21.52M8.82M16.2M2.81M-30.34M114K101K9.16M-1.37M1.07M5.6M14.27M9.35M9.45M-10.3M-7.42M00
Other Non-Cash Items43.53M14.2M7.91M701K14.19M47.81M1.09M23.32M12.97M-101K1.42M2.11M2.15M4.07M2.9M-4.66M-12.8M-4.26M-304K-60K122K376K99K
Working Capital Changes-144.95M-114.86M-81.73M-19.64M24.68M-136.26M-201.33M-209.46M-38.57M-25.56M-5.35M3.32M-4.93M4.04M4.19M3.37M-8.18M2.6M1.52M1.75M255K1.52M1.15M
Cash from Investing-14.4M25.43M-48.42M-15.89M25.86M-12.63M-73.28M-16.94M-25.76M-5.08M-3.73M-3M-8.1M-7.33M-10.1M-6.6M-10.6M30.68M-18.71M-41.67M-2.25M-1.24M5.45M
Capital Expenditures-6.52M00-2.09M-15.51M-20.86M-23.76M-16.87M-10.83M-5.08M-3.73M-3M-8.1M-7.33M-3.85M-2.41M-2.95M-1.43M-2.48M-1.78M-2.25M-1.34M-1.58M
Acquisitions000015.51M16.99M16M0-14.93M000000-4.19M-27.2M000000
Purchase of Investments-82.2M-74.01M-96.98M-54.51M-8.4M-103.06M-180.5M0000000000-40.55M-85.65M-54.34M-5K-3K0
Sale/Maturity of Investments81.99M114.75M61.42M49.4M49.77M111.28M130.98M00000000022.1M73.94M69.43M14.44M007M
Other Investing-7.67M-15.31M-12.86M-8.69M-15.51M-16.99M-16M-72K-6.29M-3.21M-1.84M-1.12M-4.5M-6.24M-6.24M-4.19M-2.55M-1.28M014K-5K101K27K
Cash from Financing33.83M34.29M-9.67M-6.22M63.84M213.24M201.25M102.14M1.86M-870K-1.27M577K-49.33M-47.4M2.44M-20.38M-13.17M-23.56M1.21M6.45M71.71M-682K215K
Dividends Paid-2.99M-5.9M-5.56M-3.53M0000000000000000000
Share Repurchases-1.9M-2.44M-3.41M-3.33M-3.1M-9.33M-19.81M-14.28M-4.5M-1.8M-1.25M-922K-53.52M-59.95M-10.43M-25.91M-26.2M-29.36M-639K00-1.02M0
Stock Issued215K404K0000228.02M126.05M00000000001.55M6.87M75.23M362K232K
Debt Issuance (Net)-1000K1000K-4K-38K1000K-150K-157K-1000K1000K-105K-83K-73K-74K-53K-43K-63K-44K-41K0-214K-206K-22K-17K
Other Financing109.24M-9.23M-696K677K2.21M8.7M-6.81M-4.52M1.47M1.04M62K1.57M4.26M11.66M12.91M5.59M13.67M5.84M1.84M-202K-3.31M00
Net Change in Cash-45.98M34.53M-76.53M-28.83M62.48M38.05M20.29M13.73M-27.2M-21.49M-929K11.29M-55.64M-33.79M17.24M-4.47M-3.27M37.2M12.74M-8.92M80.9M708K5.06M
Exchange Rate Effect293K153K-64K-19K-355K64K187K26K-77K1K-17K18K16K-12K7K-30K-7K4K47K106K29K12K0
Cash at Beginning73.72M42.29M118.81M147.64M85.17M47.11M26.82M13.09M40.29M61.78M62.71M51.41M107.06M140.85M123.61M128.07M131.34M94.14M81.39M90.32M9.41M8.71M3.64M
Cash at End75.11M76.81M42.29M118.81M147.64M85.17M47.11M26.82M13.09M40.29M61.78M62.71M51.41M107.06M140.85M123.61M128.07M131.34M94.14M81.39M90.32M9.41M8.71M
Free Cash Flow-75.47M-27.59M-31.22M-17.47M-42.38M-183.48M-131.62M-88.36M-14.06M-20.62M357K10.7M-6.33M13.62M21.04M20.13M17.56M28.65M27.71M24.41M9.16M1.28M-2.18M
FCF Growth %-237.32%11.62%-78.71%58.77%76.9%-39.4%-48.95%-528.57%31.82%-5875.63%-96.66%269.17%-146.44%-35.26%4.49%14.65%-38.71%3.4%13.5%166.42%615.94%158.69%-
FCF Margin %-14.27%-4.98%-5.86%-3.86%-10.45%-34.09%-22.58%-17.46%-5.59%-10.81%0.18%5.65%-3.52%7.6%13.53%13.28%10.95%21.24%24.81%27.81%14.95%3.07%-7.22%
FCF per Share-2.36-0.91-1.06-0.62-1.55-6.85-4.87-3.6-0.69-1.080.020.59-0.340.691.010.930.741.141.070.950.450.07-0.49

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeContracting
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Medicare Advantage regulatory churn

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Seasonal Cash Flow Mismatch Risks

As reported in recent financial statements, eHealth exhibits a recurring pattern of negative operating cash flow during non-peak quarters, with 2025Q4 showing a $34.9 million outflow, highlighting the company's struggle to maintain positive cash generation outside of the concentrated Medicare Annual Enrollment Period cycle.

The data suggests that the company's cash flow profile is heavily dependent on the timing of commission receipts relative to the high upfront costs of customer acquisition. This structural mismatch implies that eHealth must rely on its existing cash reserves to fund operations during the majority of the year, which may limit its strategic flexibility.

Liquidity Management Through Asset Sales

Based on historical SEC filings, eHealth frequently engages in the liquidation of investment holdings to supplement operating cash, as evidenced by the $39.5 million in sales during 2025Q3, which appears to be a defensive measure to offset persistent operational cash burn during off-peak enrollment periods.

The consistent pattern of selling investments while simultaneously purchasing new ones suggests a strategy of active portfolio churning to manage short-term liquidity needs. Investors should monitor whether this reliance on asset sales to bridge cash gaps indicates a long-term depletion of the company's investment-grade capital base.

GAAP Income Divergence From Reality

According to quarterly data, the divergence between net income and operating cash flow is stark, exemplified by 2025Q1 where the company reported $1.9 million in net income against $77.1 million in operating cash, illustrating the significant impact of non-cash accruals inherent in the ASC 606 model.

This disconnect suggests that reported earnings may not accurately reflect the company's underlying cash-generating capacity. The reliance on future commission estimates for revenue recognition implies that GAAP figures may overstate the immediate economic benefit of new enrollments, warranting caution regarding the quality of reported profitability.

Sustainability of Capital Return Programs

As indicated by recent financial disclosures, eHealth continues to execute minor buybacks and dividend payments despite periods of negative operating cash flow, such as the $3.0 million dividend paid in 2025Q4, which may indicate a commitment to shareholder returns that is disconnected from current cash generation.

Maintaining these distributions while the core business burns cash appears to be a capital allocation strategy that prioritizes investor sentiment over balance sheet preservation. This approach may indicate that the company is utilizing its remaining liquidity to support its valuation rather than reinvesting in operational efficiency or debt reduction.

EHTH — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying EHTH stock.

How much cash does eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) generate from operations?

eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) generated $-25.3M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is eHealth, Inc.'s free cash flow?

eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) reported negative free cash flow of $27.6M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is eHealth, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) spent $0.0M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does eHealth, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, eHealth, Inc. (EHTH) returned $5.9M to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $2.4M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.