Greg Monaco worked with people experiencing psychotic episodes as a pre-commitment investigator for 30 years.
But when the Unity Center for Behavioral Health opened in Northeast Portland in February 2017, Monaco was shocked by the fear among staff and state of the patients.
A philanthropist has awarded Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center in Northwest Portland $5 million.
After nine years of leading Legacy Health through the uncharted waters of health care reform; record organizational growth; and the early adoption of many health care innovations, George J.
Springfield-based PacificSource Health Plans and Portland-based Legacy Health have finalized their partnership. The two organizations initially signed a Letter of Intent in late 2015 to pursue a partnership, and with the agreement finalized today, the new alliance has formally begun.
One of the state’s newest mergers is under way between large Portland-based Legacy Health and a small Willamette Valley community hospital.
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In an era of hospital consolidation, one of the state’s newest mergers is underway between a large Portland-based chain and a small Willamette Valley community hospital.
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Legacy Health’s profits were far lower than the nonprofit health system expected in the first six months of its April-to-March fiscal year, dragged down by poor investment performance despite a better-than expected operating margin, according to confidential documents leaked to The Lund Report.
Springfield-based PacificSource Health Plans and Portland-based Legacy Health took another important step toward creating a new partnership, when their respective Boards of Directors approved and both organizations signed a Definitive Agreement to proceed with plans to formalize the partnership.
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Legacy Health’s profits were far lower than the nonprofit health system expected in the first six months of its April-to-March fiscal year, dragged down by poor investment performance despite a better-than expected operating margin, according to confidential documents leaked to The Lund Report.
Healthcare markets are undergoing disruption, and that’s created an opportunity for fast-acting leaders to gain market share, according to internal documents detailing plans for a partnership between Legacy Health and PacificSource.
