AtlantiCare announces six-year plan to become a $2B company

AtlantiCare, the region's largest health care organization, is embarking on a six-year initiative to improve the health of South Jersey residents, expand health care services and grow into a $2 billion-a-year company, president and CEO Michael Charlton said Wednesday.

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