Thread regarding Centene Corp. layoffs

Why would they lie to you?

Do we need fairytales to hide the greed, fraud and cronyism?

Elizabeth Brinn started Family Hospital Physician Associates, not a massive corporation named Centene.

The Original Entity (1984): Elizabeth Brinn incorporated a small, single-city nonprofit Medicaid plan in Milwaukee called Family Hospital Physician Associates.

The Transition (1995–1996): After her passing, the nonprofit assets were sold to investors to fund her charitable foundation. The new owners hired Michael Neidorff as CEO to scale the business.

The Rebrand (1997): Instead of shutting down the old business and starting a new one, Neidorff took Brinn's original entity, relocated its headquarters to St. Louis, and legally changed its name to Centene Corporation


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Interesting info. I investigated this and you are correct. Centene wants a public image of a benevolent Non-Profit but we never were. For the tinfoil hat comment an old phrase: You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make um drink.

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Post ID: @ep+1m2k0zj0j

Nice tinfoil hat.

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Post ID: @ee+1m2k0zj0j

1997? “Four score and seven years ago”

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Post ID: @bx+1m2k0zj0j

@ag How is it relevant? It's just to help so we are on the same page as to what an honor it is getting laid off by lovely Centene. What? Do you really think employees mattered any more than members? “Thank you for your contribution” …Denied!

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Post ID: @aq+1m2k0zj0j

What does this have to do with layoffs again troll?

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Post ID: @ag+1m2k0zj0j

Key concept. "Family Hospital Physician Associates" was a NON-PROFIT company. Centene started as a PROFIT Driven company. So you can see why Centene made the fictitious connection to Elizabeth Brinn as our back story. We are NOT the "Good guys"

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