Kaiser reaches $200-million settlement over mental health care
Kaiser Permanente agreed to a $200-million settlement after canceling tens of thousands of mental health appointments and failing to provide timely care, California regulators said.
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Kaiser Permanente agreed to a $200-million settlement after canceling tens of thousands of mental health appointments and failing to provide timely care, California regulators said.
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Based on the news, Diane Comer, Chief Information and Technology Officer (CITO) of Kaiser Permanente, is set to retire in early January 2024. Comer has
/PRNewswire/ -- Kaiser Permanente has announced that Diane Comer, chief information and technology officer, will retire in early January 2024. Comer has served...
/PRNewswire/ -- Jacqueline "Jackie" Carberry Baratian has been selected as the senior vice president and chief compliance and privacy officer for Kaiser...