In first speech back, UnitedHealth’s new CEO pledges to review hot-button issues
Newly back in the CEO chair at UnitedHealth Group, Stephen Hemsley on Monday vowed to address a series of lightning-rod issues that have heightened public scrutiny of the company. That includes fresh reviews of the Eden Prairie company’ s pharmacy business, the way it scores Medicare patients’ health risks and its care management practices.
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