WakeMed reaches deal for UnitedHealthcare commercial members after nearly 1 year of negotiations
Raleigh, N.C.-based WakeMed has reached a three-year contract for UnitedHealthcare’s employer-sponsored commercial plans, effective Oct. 15. WakeMed shared the update Sept. 17. The contract will grant members in-network access to hospitals, outpatient clinics and specialty physicians. An archived page from WakeMed’s website showed it had gone out of network for these members, along with UnitedHealthcare’s […] The post WakeMed reaches deal for UnitedHealthcare commercial members after nearly 1...
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UnitedHealthcare — competitive / operational strategy. Via Becker's Payer Issues.
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] Becker's Payer Issues reports on competitive / operational strategy involving UnitedHealthcare: Raleigh, N.C.-based WakeMed has reached a three-year contract for UnitedHealthcare’s employer-sponsored commercial plans, effective Oct. 15. WakeMed shared the update Sept. 17. The contract will grant members in-network…
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