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Category Archives: Harvard Pilgrim
Weekly Radio Segment – Financial Safety Net
Posted by Eric Schultz on May 5, 2012 no commentsEric’s weekly radio segment – click here to listen Recently, there’s been talk of limiting the amount of financial reserves that Massachusetts health insurers are allowed to carry. While this may sound like a good idea, it’s not; reserves provide a safety net that ensures hospitals and physicians get paid…
Read more →| Categories: | Harvard Pilgrim, Health Care Costs |
Weekly Radio Segment – “Boston Moves For Health” Initiative
Posted by Eric Schultz on May 5, 2012 no commentsEric’s weekly radio segment – click here to listen. While obesity remains a major public health issue, researchers at our Harvard Pilgrim Institute brought us some good news this week from a regional study that shows declining obesity rates in very young children. Finally, the hard work from innovative public…
Read more →| Categories: | Families, Harvard Pilgrim, Harvard Pilgrim Institute, Preventative Care |
Harvard Pilgrim Named #1 Private Health Plan in America*
Posted by Eric Schultz on October 10, 2011 no commentsHarvard Pilgrim has been named the #1 private health plan in America once again according to an annual ranking of the nation’s best health plans by the National Committee for Quality Assurance. Click here to listen to Eric’s announcement *HMO/POS. NCQA’s Private Health Insurance Plan Rankings, 2011-12 – Private. U.S.…
Read more →| Categories: | Awards, Harvard Pilgrim, Quality Care |
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