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Colorado LMP Co-leads
physician co-lead position vacant
For updates to this page, please contact:
Jennifer Gladwell
503-459-7047 (mobile)
Colorado
Colorado Region
05/14/2013: UBT reduces the cost of on-hand pharmaceuticals by 69 percent. [Snapshot]
At year-end 2012, Colorado met the goal of having 40 percent of its teams rated high performing (Level 4 or 5). The percentages are calculated based on the number of teams in place at the start of 2012.
Related Stories
Colorado: Training Pays Off for Laboratory
04/30/2013: Colorado made 2012 the year of the member in both service and quality--and unit-based teams worked on projects that supported that campaign. From the 2012 LMP Performance Report.
New Printers Lead to Shorter Lines
11/01/2012: UBT makes a pitch to ditch its printers that frequently jam--and after it gets its new printers, member complaints about waits drop off completely.
Losing Streak Ends for UBT
11/01/2012: Colorado Head and Neck Surgery UBT puts a process in place to track expensive surgical instruments, almost completely eliminating losses and saving more than $25,000 a year.
The Mystery of the Englewood Lab
09/06/2012: The Englewood Lab solved a longtime problem with hemolyzed blood samples that was causing false results.
Team’s Ongoing Success Brings in $10 Million in Medicare Revenue
07/09/2012: Medicare Risk UBT in Colorado exceeds its initial projections of recovering about $3 million in lost Medicare reimbursements, bringing in more than $10 million in 2011.
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