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Health Management Associates

US (On-site)1 open job

Independent national healthcare research and consulting firm, founded 1985, advising health plans, providers, and government programs on policy, analytics, technology, and operations.

Health Management Associates operates in the part of healthcare where policy, data, and systems actually meet. Founded in 1985, it is an independent national research and consulting firm serving healthcare and human services organizations, with more than 700 consultants and staff across over 20 locations in the United States. The work spans healthcare technology consulting and data analytics alongside actuarial services, program evaluation, operational and clinical consulting, healthcare financing, and healthcare policy.

Its integrated advisory model runs cross-functional engagements rather than single-domain reports. That matters for anyone focused on security and data integrity: the client base includes health plans, hospitals and health systems, provider organizations, Medicaid agencies, government programs, managed care, behavioral health, life sciences, and public health bodies. These are environments built on regulated healthcare data and long-lived program infrastructure, where a technology or analytics decision has policy, financial, and operational consequences at once.

The team is staffed accordingly. It includes former state Medicaid directors, CMS officials, congressional advisors, health plan executives, clinicians, actuaries, and healthcare operators, which means engagements are typically run by people who have sat on the other side of the table in government and plan settings. The firm describes its posture as combining a national perspective with hands-on implementation experience across complex policy, operational, financial, and technology challenges.

Four decades in, the footprint is national and the domain coverage is broad: from Medicaid and government program design to health system operations and technology strategy.

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