Hospice News July 29, 2022
Jim Parker

SCAN Group is executing a service diversification strategy designed to identify and address unmet needs of the California-based Medicare Advantage Organization’s beneficiaries.

The company, whose holdings include SCAN Health Plan, most recently invested an undisclosed dollar amount in the non-emergency medical transport (NEMT) broker SafeRide Health.

The objective underlying this strategy is to identify and address the “pain points” for seniors with complex health needs, according to the Dr. Sachin Jain, president and CEO of SCAN Group and SCAN Health Plan.

“Our mission is to keep seniors healthy and independent, and the investments we’re making are entities that we think are making leapfrogs in helping to support seniors to live healthy and independent,” Jain told Hospice News. “We think about...

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