UnitedHealth Group partners with UT Health Sciences to expand health hubs
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Pictured at the announcement event are Dr. Bruce W. Randolph, Director, Shelby County Health Department; Shannon Tacker, CEO, University Clinical Health; Catherine Anderson, Senior Vice President, Health Optimization Strategy, UnitedHealth Group; Chancellor Peter Buckley, University of Tennessee Health Science Center; Dr. Jim Bailey, Executive Director, Tennessee Population Health Consortium & TennesseeCares Health Hubs; Monica Wharton, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare; Danielle Gray, Executive Vice President, UnitedHealth Group; Wendy Likes, Dean, University of Tennessee College of Nursing; Lauren Montwill, Vice President, Community Health & Social Impact, UnitedHealth Group; Tate Wilson, CEO, Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation. STATE - UnitedHealth Group this week announced new support to expand the University of Tennessee Health Sciences' health hub model statewide, helping more Tennesseans access preventive care, chronic condition support and local health resources in their communities. The new support includes a $4 million commitment, with funding from the United Health Foundation and technical assistance from UnitedHealth Group, to expand the network from five health hubs to 13 across the state by the end of 2027. This builds on nearly $2 million in support since 2022, underscoring an ongoing commitment to expanding...
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