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If you have health, everything else follows. From hobbies to taking a walk around the block, what people want and love to do as they age may vary. Optum Home & Community is helping people get the care they need while being able to do and enjoy what matters most in their life. https://optum.co/9buhc2
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Optum Rx operations teams play a critical role in developing innovative solutions to drive accessibility, affordability and transparency across the health system. Find out how ongoing innovations in operations are helping improve the pharmacy benefit management experience for plan sponsors, providers and members. https://optum.co/2lzq7d
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Looking to join these team members that are growing their careers at Optum? Here are 5 tips to help you navigate our hiring process: https://uhg.hr/lzrm5z
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Multiple sclerosis impacts millions of people around the globe, but no one experience is the same. For Sarah, her diagnosis led her to become an advocate for others and support them on their journey. Optum Specialty Pharmacy helped Sarah find the right care after her MS diagnosis, and we're working to make pharmacy services work better for other people managing a MS diagnosis. Read more about her story and how she's thriving today: https://optum.co/hqvqcg
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The health care industry is rapidly changing and innovation is critical to helping the people we serve navigate the future. Read about the five key areas where we have the greatest opportunity to meet the immediate needs of clients and consumers through high-quality, differentiated product and services offerings.
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Health care is a constantly changing and evolving industry, especially when it comes to pharmacy. Where we are today is not where we will be in a few years, or even months. With all these changes, how are we building the PBM of the future? The answer: through innovation. Innovation is critical to solving the problems of today while anticipating and planning for the challenges of tomorrow. We’ve identified five areas where innovation is key for successful future-state outcomes. Read about them: https://optum.co/wz3lrg
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Everyone coming together to innovate and collaborate is so critical to improving health care and helping people live healthier lives.
Was great to speak with CDC Director Mandy Cohen, MD, MPH and Congressman Larry Bucshon, MD at Aspen Ideas: Health on how public-private partnerships can support public health. We all have a stake in making our communities safe and healthy places to live, work, and play. #aspenideashealth https://lnkd.in/eHSMrTkk
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Optum is making health care simpler and more convenient for people at the first-ever outpatient heart catheterization lab in the Twin Cities. Thanks to all the nurses and doctors who every day are delivering high quality cardiac care with compassion, and truly changing the way people engage with the health system.
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What is the role of health care organizations — not only improving health but also that of their neighborhoods and workforce? Listening and partnering with communities is one key to addressing the seen and unseen drivers of health. Learn about the key pillars of a health equity strategy and initiatives that are making an impact. For perspectives like this and more visit C-suite Insights ➡️ https://optum.co/5zirr5
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Great insights from Jonathan Shaw, Ph.D., senior vice president, Solutions for Optum Home & Community, on why it's important to meet older adults where they are on their care journey.
The last two decades of my health care career have boiled down to one mission: finding ways to help older adults receive care at home for as long as possible. Read my recent article on the importance of focusing on patients' needs when and where they need it. https://optum.co/hmsrti
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3wThis is a very good alert. Being the professionals we are, constantly bombarded by headhunters, appreciate the heads up. It is an ego stroke to be recruited; or is it?