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Eastern Maine Medical Center president resigns to take Michigan position - Vimarsana News

Eastern Maine Medical Center president resigns to take Michigan position

Rand O’Leary’s last day at Northern Light Health Eastern Maine Medical Center will be March 31. Northern Light Health President and CEO Timothy Dentry will assume O'Leary's duties until a replacement is found.

We want to make health care work for all Mainers - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

We want to make health care work for all Mainers - Piscataquis Observer

By Timothy Dentry, Northern Light Health president and CEO Northern Light Health recently announced a long-term relationship with Optum, a national leader in information and technology-enabled health services, that will help Northern Light make health care work better for people across Maine. Optum and Northern Light share similar missions focused on transforming care and helping people live healthier lives.

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Northern Light Health announces partnership estimated to save $1 billion - Vimarsana News

Northern Light Health announces partnership estimated to save $1 billion

Northern Light Health announced last week that 1,400 of its workers will become employees of Optum, an information and technology-enabled health services business based in Eden Prairie, Minn., in a

Northern Light Health announces partnership to save $1 billion - Vimarsana News

Northern Light Health announces partnership to save $1 billion

Northern Light Health announced last week that 1,400 of its workers will become employees of Optum, an information and technology-enabled health services business based in Eden Prairie, Minn., in a