Reward Management at Highmark
New facilities, technology and business models serve as extra insurance to keep Highmark's in-plant, and its parent company, in tip-top shape.
"Our old facilities had reached total capacity for electrical and environmental regulations, plus we had some water issues, so we had to move to grow," Taranto explains. "And we have big plans: We expect business to triple in the next three years with the continued growth of Highmark Health Services [and its outlying subsidiaries], Allegheny Health Network, Highmark West Virginia, and new for-profit customers."
- People:
- Jeffrey S. Taranto
- Places:
- Pittsburgh
- United States
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