Thursday, May 13, 1999
Ex-hospital CEO to lead care agency
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Warren Falberg, former president and chief executive of the Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati, has been named president and chief executive of United Home Care, the Tristate's largest home-care agency.
He succeeds Ted Clingner, who recently resigned. United Home Care employs about 400 and serves 4,500 clients a year.
Mr. Falberg said his goal is to restabilize an agency that has been struggling under cutbacks in Medicare reimbursement and a recent order to repay the federal government for overpayments made in 1993 and 1994.
“There has been great fear about whether this agency will survive. We will,” Mr. Falberg said.
The reorganization of United Home Care comes within months of a decision by the Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati to drop its home nursing services, which eliminated more than 300 jobs.
“The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 (which cut reimbursement for home health agencies) put the entire industry in a tailspin,” Mr. Falberg said.
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