73 Centene Corporation’s subsidiary, Meridian in Michigan, has been chosen by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) to continue providing Medicaid health plans for the Comprehensive Health Care Program. The contracts, set to commence on October 1, 2024, will serve nearly 2 million Michiganders and may be extended for up to three years. Sarah London, CEO of Centene, expressed gratitude to MDHHS for prioritizing communities and Medicaid members in the selection process. Meridian, established in 1997, brings 27 years of experience in developing and managing Medicaid networks in Michigan. Chris Priest, CEO of Meridian, emphasized the company’s commitment to supporting the healthcare needs of Medicaid members statewide. Meridian aims to enhance access, improve health outcomes, and address social needs through innovative, equitable care solutions and community partnerships. The Medicaid contract priorities were shaped by feedback from various stakeholders, including enrollees, healthcare providers, and community partners. Meridian’s bid highlighted its commitments to child and whole-person health, health equity, innovation, community impact, and operational excellence, aligning with the needs expressed by Michiganders during the feedback process. You Might Be Interested In L3Harris confirms $4.7 billion acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne Peso weakens after hawkish Fed remarks, global oil price recovery What Are Singapore Treasury Bills and Are They a Good Investment? Charter Communications Explores Takeover of Altice USA Bank of Japan Boosts Bond Purchases as Yields Hit Decade Peak Central Bank Official Forecasts Sri Lanka Inflation to Hit 5% in Q3-Q4
