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|Videos|September 25, 2022
- MHE September 2022
- Volume 32
- Issue 9
Cesar Herrera of Yuvo Health is Most Proud of Launching His Company Alongside Partners to Aid Those Without Access of Care
Author(s)Briana Contreras, Peter Wehrwein
Herrera, chief executive officer and co-founder of Yuvo Health, a technology-enabled administrative and managed-care solution for federally qualified health centers based in New York City, is one of 10 winners in this year's Emerging Industry Leaders series.
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Cesar Herrera, MBA, M.P.H., chief executive officer and co-founder of Yuvo Health, a technology-enabled administrative and managed-care solution for federally qualified health centers based in New York City, is one of the 10 up-and-coming healthcare leaders featured in the annual Managed Healthcare Executive feature. In this video he talks about the career achievement that he is most proud of, what he would change in U.S. healthcare and how he avoids burnout.
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