Findings on Real Estate Detailed by Researchers at University of California Berkeley (UnitedHealthcare Pays Optum Providers More Than Non-Optum Providers): Real Estate
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According to the news editors, the research concluded: “The results suggest that intercompany transactions within health care conglomerates may warrant scrutiny, as they may be signals of regulatory gaming or attempted foreclosure.”
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For more information on this research see: UnitedHealthcare Pays Optum Providers More Than Non-Optum Providers. Health Affairs, 2025;44(11):1395-1403.
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