ST. LOUIS – Centene, one of the St. Louis region’s largest healthcare companies, will offer voluntary buyouts to a number of employees, though the company has not confirmed how many workers could be affected.
In a statement Tuesday, a Centene spokesperson tells FOX 2: “Centene is positioning the company to lead the future of healthcare – working to deliver a simpler and better experience for our members and partners while meeting the realities of today’s healthcare environment. Today we announced a Voluntary Separation Program to support employees who may be considering a transition.”
Centene is a major healthcare enterprise that provides Medicaid, Medicare and other health insurance plans for millions of Americans. The company employs around 61,000 workers across all 50 U.S. states, headquartered in Clayton, Missouri…