One company’s bill for testing Hoosiers for COVID-19: $139.6 million (and counting)

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4 thoughts on “One company’s bill for testing Hoosiers for COVID-19: $139.6 million (and counting)

    1. United Health Group is a $257 Billion dollar company and Optum is their brand of tech companies. I don’t know the majority stakeholders, but their probably not individuals.

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