Mount Sinai, UnitedHealthcare End Dispute with New Multiyear Contract
The agreement restores in-network access for UnitedHealthcare members to Mount Sinai’s hospitals and doctors, avoiding significant disruptions in care.
- Mount Sinai Health System and UnitedHealthcare have resolved their contract dispute, ensuring Mount Sinai’s hospitals and doctors remain in UnitedHealthcare’s network.
- The agreement comes days before Mount Sinai-affiliated doctors were due to be removed from the network, affecting tens of thousands of New Yorkers.
- The deal is described as a multiyear contract that includes employer-sponsored and individual plans, including the Oxford Health Plan.
- Negotiations were contentious, with Mount Sinai seeking higher reimbursement rates to match payments to other leading hospital systems.
- The resolution is seen as a victory for both parties, providing stability and continued access to care for patients.