UnitedHealthcare adds 100 jobs in West Virginia

UnitedHealthcare is expanding into West Virginia and adding 100 jobs this summer, according to the Star Tribune.

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The health insurer is adding the jobs as it becomes a third-party administrator for West Virginia’s government workers. Under a five-year contract, West Virginia will pay UnitedHealthcare about $15 million to manage the benefits, and possibly another $8 million in shared savings if provider network discounts are realized, Jason Haught, the CFO at the West Virginia Public Insurance Agency, told the Star Tribune.

The employees will staff a member support center in Charleston, W.Va.

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