December 12, 2024 - 17:44

In a heartfelt message to employees, UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty emphasized the importance of their mission to improve healthcare for all in the wake of the tragic murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Witty acknowledged the profound impact of this loss on the company and the healthcare community at large. He urged his colleagues to remain steadfast in their commitment to providing accessible and effective health care, highlighting that their work is more crucial than ever.
Witty expressed his belief in the transformative power of healthcare and the role each employee plays in making a difference. He encouraged the team to channel their grief into a renewed focus on innovation and compassion in their services. By fostering a culture of support and collaboration, Witty hopes to honor Thompson’s legacy and inspire the workforce to strive for excellence in healthcare delivery. The message resonated deeply, reinforcing the shared mission of improving lives through better health solutions.
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