Episode Summary
In this week’s Our Take read-in, we’re covering the latest changes happening at Walgreens, including reducing their footprint and reimagining how they engage with consumers.
Episode Notes
Other briefs include:
- Insurers will receive $1.59 billion in unpaid subsidies if the federal government follows through on a judge’s order.
- California’s attorney general put the kibosh on the Adventist-St. Joseph merger.
- UPMC has begun building a network of hospitals in China.
- Fifteen drug companies settled an Illinois Medicaid fraud suit for $242 million.
- An Oregon insurer has filed an antitrust lawsuit against three health systems.
- Thomas Zenty, the CEO of Cleveland-based University Hospitals for almost 18 years, will retire in January 2021.
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