Samaritan Health Services Hires New Insurance CEO
Samaritan Health Services, the dominant health care provider in the Linn-Benton-Lincoln region, has hired a new leader for its health insurance arm, Samaritan Health Plans.
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Samaritan Health Services invests millions in smaller hospitals
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Two expansions, worth a combined $17.8 million, are underway, while plans are in development to replace two other hospital structures.
This is a time of growth and expansion for the hospitals owned by Samaritan Health Services, which serves the mid-Willamette Valley and central Oregon Coast with clinics and senior living centers in addition to its medical campuses.
Samaritan Health Services Reported Net Loss in 2012
During the same time span, the assets of its five hospitals grew by 3.1 percent, reaching $34.8 million.
To learn about the latest financials for Samaritan Health Services, click here
A Look Back: Samaritan Health’s Finances Improve as ACA Reduces Charity Care Costs
Financial filings also show a CEO whose total compensation is more than that of his next-best-paid executive
In the final year before Affordable Care Subsidies drastically expanded health insurance enrollment across Oregon, the costs of covering the health needs of the uninsured took a major financial bite for one of the state’s major healthcare providers. But that all began to change last year.
Legacy and Samaritan Health Merger Unlikely in Near Future
In an interview yesterday, Larry Mullins, president of Samaritan Health Services, discussed the latest collaboration with Stanford Health Care and its cancer center.
Late last year, the word on the street pointed to a potential merger between Samaritan Health Services and Legacy Health. Together their 11 hospitals cover a very wide region, including the Portland metropolitan area and the western half of the state.
Samaritan Announces Cancer Collaboration With Stanford Health Care
(CORVALLIS, Ore. – Feb. 18, 2015) – Samaritan Health Services today announced a formal collaboration with Stanford Health Care and its Stanford Cancer Center, designed to enhance cancer care, education and clinical research in the region.
Samaritan Health in Talks with Hospitals and Physicians to Broaden its Reach
Larry Mullins, CEO and president of Samaritan Health Services, has witnessed dramatic changes and growth since taking the helm 23 years ago. In this candid interview with The Lund Report he talks about future partnerships, the extraordinary growth of Samaritan, the upcoming launch of its commercial health plan and future challenges.
TLR: What are your thoughts about the future of Oregon’s healthcare system?
Samaritan Health Services Reported Net Loss in 2012
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During the same time span, the assets of its five hospitals grew by 3.1 percent, reaching $34.8 million.
How well are Oregon’s hospitals meeting local needs? Are they making smart decisions about their money? Today, The Lund Report runs the fourth in a series of stories exploring hospitals across the state.
This project begins with a review of more than 50 hospitals licensed to operate in Oregon. These stories look at profit margins, hospital size and reach, and touch briefly on executive compensation. Part 1 profiled Providence Health System’s eight hospitals. Part 2 examined Legacy Health’s four Oregon hospitals. Part 3 visited with hospitals owned by four small chains: Kaiser, Asante Tuality and Salem Health. Today, we dig in to Samaritan Health Services. Click on the accompanying Excel spreadsheets for a look at the data collected: a breakdown of Samaritan's finances and a list of what Samaritan top brass were paid in 2012.
After examining the details of every Oregon-licensed hospital, The Lund Report will follow up with stories that dive deep into the facts we’ve uncovered. We’ll ask about profits, compensation and the cost of caring for the poor.
State Fines Medical Clinic for Violating ID Theft Law
Samaritan Health Services discarded records with confidential information
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services has fined Samaritan Health Services, Inc., for violating Oregon law by discarding business records with patient names and Social Security numbers.
Hospital CEO Pay Climbs Faster Than U.S. Wages
Former leaders continue to receive millions in post-retirement payments
April 19, 2013 -- Executives at Oregon’s largest hospitals and hospital networks saw their compensation climb in 2011 at double the rate of most American workers.
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