UnitedHealth restructures management team

Laura Pedulli | | Health Exec | Management

 

Following the departure of Gail Boudreaux, who led UnitedHealth Group’s insurance division, the largest health insurer announced that it has restructured its management team, according to Forbes.

UnitedHealth is forming a new “Office of the Chief Executive,” which will consist of CEO Stephen Hemsley, Vice Chariman Larry Renfro and President David Wichmann. For now, these executives will take on additional responsibilities.

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UnitedHealth Revamps Management Amid Departure Of Key Executive

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