I believe McKesson's Board, led by John Hammergren speaks for itself. He as a board member of HP has failed in multiple ways. I know he help elect the new CEO with out an interview, and of course he is now gone. Great work John. But more important if there ethical conduct and here is a great example of the McKesson elites attitude.
Here you go
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 12, 2006--McKesson Corporation (NYSE:MCK) today announced the acquisition of RelayHealth Corporation, a leading provider of online physician-patient communication services....The acquisition of RelayHealth follows a strategic investment made in 2005 by McKesson with the goal of expanding its commitment in the personal health management space.
Relay Healthweb site
Our History
McKesson Corporation created RelayHealth in 2006 to simplify how the business of healthcare is managed while making the delivery of care safer and more efficient.
So John, do you know for a fact that McKesson created Relay Health or was it acquired in the Per-Se acquisition?
And hence the problem with McKesson and Health Care in general. You have leaders and doctors that will lie, misrepresent the truth to get ahead. John talks about having "skin in the game" his book he wrote while playing CEO. John, if the consumer can not call any doctors office, imaging center, ... and get a true cost of the procedure how can we have skin in the game. It's called Transparency and I know you use that word only for your benefit, but McKesson represents one of the largest stumbling blocks in Health Care.
What are your current liabilities from outstanding AWP litigation?
Do you really think the VA should renew your contract after being caught price fixing against US government agencies?? NO
McKesson Paying $350 Million to Settle Drug-Price Litigation
McKesson has agreed to pay $82 million to settle the claims of the Class.
Where does it end John?