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HMO SAID NEAR SALE OF R.I. CENTERS HARVARD PILGRIM OFFICIALS DETAIL SOME PLANS TO HELP MEND FINANCES HMO OFFICIALS DETAIL PLANS TO MEND FINANCES
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Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is on the verge of selling its Rhode
Island health centers, a move that will help the region's largest
health maintenance organization walk away debt-free from its
financially troubled Rhode Island business, according to senior
executives at the Brookline-based HMO.
The most likely buyer of Harvard Pilgrim's five health centers is
Lifespan Inc., the Ocean State's largest hospital group and the owner
of Boston-based New England Medical Center, sources at both...
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HMO SAID NEAR SALE OF R.I. CENTERS HARVARD PILGRIM OFFICIALS DETAIL SOME PLANS TO HELP MEND FINANCES HMO OFFICIALS DETAIL PLANS TO MEND FINANCES
The Boston Globe
; Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is on the verge of selling its Rhode Island health centers, a move that will help the region's largest health maintenance organization walk away debt-free from its financially troubled Rhode Island business, according to senior executives at the Brookline-based HMO. The
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HARVARD PILGRIM LOOKS TO SELL 2 MORE HEALTH CENTERS
The Boston Globe
; Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, the large HMO that last year emerged from state receivership, will try to raise much-needed cash by selling two of its health centers and leasing them back, the plan's executives said yesterday. Harvard Pilgrim, which still is being supervised by state regulators during
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AN HMO IN CRISIS A SERIES OF MISSTEPS OVER THE YEARS LED TO HARVARD PILGRIM'S FISCAL EMERGENCY
The Boston Globe
; ... observers and HMO executives inside and outside Harvard Pilgrim. In fact, however shocked Baker might have been at Winterble's news - some wonder if Baker might have known something was amiss earlier, though he insists he didn't - the only real surprise was ...
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Harvard Pilgrim eyes bailout building deal.
The Boston Herald
; Financially embattled Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Inc., seeking to bolster its cash holdings, wants a quasi-public state agency to provide up to $120 million through an unusual real estate deal. The state's biggest health maintenance organization - with 1.5 million members - is asking an affiliate
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PARTNERS, HMO REACH DEAL ON CARE HARVARD PILGRIM OK'S FEE HIKES FOR TREATING OF 770,000 IN PLAN
The Boston Globe
; Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Partners HealthCare have agreed to a sweeping new contract, granting Partners steep fee increases and guaranteeing the HMO's members continued access to Partners' hospitals and doctors. Ending nine months of difficult negotiations, the four-year contract between the
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FIRST HMO FIGURES DON'T ADD UP RUTHARDT LETS HARVARD PILGRIM MOVE INTO NEW BUILDING
The Boston Globe
; Underscoring the confused state of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care's tangled finances, regulators say their first snapshot of the health plan's daily cash situation has turned out to be unreliable. State officials trying to get a handle on Harvard Pilgrim's ability to pay day-to-day bills had asked the
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LEGISLATOR SEEKS REVIEW OF HARVARD PILGRIM'S MASS. FINANCES
The Boston Globe
; ... commissioner's office has been deafening," he said. "Friends can't regulate friends." He added that he decided to file the bill after news reports claimed some of Harvard Pilgrim's creditors were worried the insurer would seek bankruptcy protection. But Harvard Pilgrim ...
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CRITICAL CARE FOR HARVARD PILGRIM
The Boston Globe
; Charlie: Wake up and smell the court-ordered receivership. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care was taken over by state regulators this week for very specific reasons. It does not have enough cash to cover past and current obligations and continue operations, according to state Attorney General Thomas
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HARVARD PILGRIM HITTING RECOVERY GOALS, STATE SAYS REPORT LAUDS FINANCIAL RESULTS
The Boston Globe
; State regulators said yesterday that Harvard Pilgrim Health Care has achieved a "significant turnaround," a pronouncement that comes at a critical time, with many of the HMO's members deciding in upcoming weeks whether to re-enroll. In their first status report since Harvard Pilgrim was freed from
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Standard & Poor's lowers credit rating of Harvard Pilgrim
The Boston Globe
; In a sign of hard financial times at New England's largest health maintenance organization, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care's bond ratings were downgraded by Standard & Poor's, one of the nation's premier bond rating agencies. At the same time, Harvard Pilgrim officials yesterday said the HMO is
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