Coordinated Health, Highmark Resolve Contract Dispute

After ending its contract with Highmark in September over failed payment renegotiations, Bethlehem, Pa.-based Coordinated Health agreed on a new multiyear contract that would keep its two hospitals and clinics in Highmark’s network.

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By: Staff

The new contract took effect New Year’s Day. Coordinated Health’s Bethlehem campus was the only hospital in Highmark’s 49-county service area without a contract before then.

Details of the contract were not made available.

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