Managed Care Mag September 18, 2019
Interview by Peter Wehrwein

The insurer’s CEO explains the company’s approach to growth, how a team-based system nurtures better care, and why he thinks Medicare for all might not work.

We interviewed Marc Harrison, MD, shortly after he became CEO and president of Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City. Now, three years later, we thought it would be a good time to check back in. Inter mountain’s balance sheet is looking strong. It reported $7.7 billion in revenues in 2018 and $598 million in net income. Under Harrison’s leadership, Intermountain has launched a for-profit company, Castell, that will sell value-based tech and other services and helped found Civica Rx, a new generics drug company created to address the drug shortages. Harrison told us that...

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