Ex-Gov. Bobby Jindal joins board of Florida-based managed care company
"As a leader who has dedicated his career to public service and advancing innovative healthcare policies, his broad knowledge and expertise in Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and other government-sponsored programs will support WellCare's focus on providing access to high-quality care and services to our members and cost-effective healthcare solutions to our government customers," WellCare chairman of the board
Axios reports that Jindal, a Republican who staunchly opposed the expansion of Medicaid through the federal Affordable Care Act, will receive about
"WellCare has a long-standing mission to serve and helps millions of families, children, seniors and individuals with complex medical needs live better, healthier lives," Jindal said in a statement. "I look forward to joining WellCare's board of directors to advance its mission, while working with the company's dynamic leadership team and sharing my experience, insights and advice with this rapidly-growing company."
Jindal, who unsuccessfully sought the
Last year, Jindal became an operating adviser for the a
Jindal, 47, served eight years as
Shortly after leaving office, he was named to the board of directors for
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