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I cover the business side of health care and many other topics for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Another Pa. health care system is involved in a contract dispute with United Healthcare

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By Harold Brubaker 
| The Morning Call
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Chris Feaster sees Main Line Health clinicians for mammograms, breast MRIs, and other preventive screenings required due to her high risk of breast cancer. The 61-year-old Montgomery County resident has been panicked in recent weeks after Main Line sent patients a letter warning that the nonprofit health system’s contract with her insurer, UnitedHealthcare, may end later this month.
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Main Line Health, United Healthcare contract dispute could leave 32,000 patients out-of-network later this month

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By Harold Brubaker 
| Centre Daily Times
Listen to article -0:00 min Chris Feaster sees Main Line Health clinicians for mammograms, breast MRIs, and other preventive screenings required due to her high risk of breast cancer. The 61-year-old Montgomery County resident has been panicked in recent weeks after Main Line sent patients a letter warning that the nonprofit health system's contract with her insurer, UnitedHealthcare, may end later this month.
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Main Line Health, United Healthcare contract dispute could leave 32,000 patients out-of-network later this month

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By Harold Brubaker 
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
Chris Feaster sees Main Line Health clinicians for mammograms, breast MRIs, and other preventive screenings required due to her high risk of breast cancer. The 61-year-old Montgomery County resident has been panicked in recent weeks after Main Line sent patients a letter warning that the nonprofit health system’s contract with her insurer, UnitedHealthcare, may end later this month. Main Line is a leading provider of care across Philadelphia’s western suburbs, where it has four hospitals.
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