UHG CEO urges staff to improve healthcare for all.



I Know This Has Been an Extraordinarily Difficult Week: UnitedHealth Group CEO Offers Words of Encouragement

In a message to his colleagues, UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty offered words of encouragement and reflection in the wake of the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was laid to rest on Monday.

Witty shared his thoughts and feelings about Thompson’s passing, describing him as “one of the good guys, one of the smartest guys, and one of the best guys.” He praised Thompson’s commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of many people, and expressed pride in calling him a friend.

Witty acknowledged that the company is still grieving, but emphasized the importance of continuing Thompson’s legacy by carrying on his work to make healthcare better for everyone. He rallied the workforce, urging them to uphold the company’s promise to put patients and customers first, and to make good on its commitment to helping people access quality healthcare.

Witty also commended the company’s employees for their dedication and hard work, stating that they “make a profoundly positive impact on the lives of so many people.” He concluded by acknowledging the importance of their work, emphasizing that “what you do matters” and that it is crucial to the human condition.

He ended with a message to the employees, thanking them for their hard work and encouraging them to take care of themselves and their loved ones, and assuring them that the company will continue to do everything possible to ensure their safety and support.

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