Amid losses, UnitedHealthcare looks to add 120 to Md. office

As Minnetonka, Minn.-based UnitedHealthcare prepares to withdraw from Affordable Care Act exchanges in 16 states, the company is looking to bolster some parts of its workforce, reports The Frederick News-Post.

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UnitedHealthcare spokesperson Mary McElrath-Jones told The Frederick News-Post the health insurer seeks to hire 120 employees for customer service-related positions at its office in Frederick, Md., by December. Positions include care provider customer service representatives, customer service advocates and claims representatives.

Ms. McElrath-Jones said the insurer needs to add more customer service employees due to an increase in overall membership nationwide. UnitedHealth Group covers more than 860,000 members in Maryland.

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