Optum has completed its purchase of the healthcare division of The Advisory Board Company, marrying the powerful healthcare services arm of a major payer with one of the healthcare industry’s leadi ...

Combining The Advisory Board Company’s research and advisory services with Optum’s data analytics and technology capabilities to help health care clients adapt to the changing health care ...

It’s official: Optum, the healthcare services arm of UnitedHealth Group, will acquire The Advisory Board Company’s healthcare consulting and technology business for $1.3 billion.

UnitedHealth Group is making key leadership changes across its Optum health services business as Stephen Hemsley resumes his ...

The Advisory Board Co.'s shareholders and executives finalized a $2.58 billion deal with UnitedHealth Group's Optum and a private equity firm, splitting the consulting group's healthcare business ...

This episode features Erik Johnson, Senior Vice President of Optum Advisory Services. Here, he discusses how the pandemic has fundamentally reshaped hospital strategies and the extreme efforts ...

UnitedHealth Group (UNH) stock gains marginally as the company names a new CEO for its health services division, Optum Health ...

UnitedHealth Group's health services segment, Optum Health, will be led by Patrick Conway, according to an internal company ...

Optum entered into an agreement to acquire The Advisory Board’s healthcare business for $2.58 billion. 1. The Advisory Board is a healthcare and education research, technology and consulting company.

It's been roughly two months since the split-up and sale of Advisory Board's education and healthcare businesses became official. It was one of the most talked about mergers of 2017, with the Advisory ...

The following is a guest post from Becca Lococo, a partner at Optum Advisory Services. Healthcare executives have seen a striking evolution in discussions on consumerism in just the past few years.

Optum to partner with Quest Diagnostics on bills, lab services. Agreement includes shifting more than 2,000 workers between the companies, although no jobs are coming to Minnesota.