Governor Ferguson appoints a new director for the Health Care Authority

Sunnyside, WALocal News

Governor Bob Ferguson appointed Ryan Moran as the next director of the Washington State Health Care Authority, effective August 18. Moran, who currently serves as Medicaid Director and Deputy Secretary for Health Care Financing in Maryland, brings extensive expertise in Medicaid and health system integration. His appointment reflects a strong commitment to public service and advancing health equity within Washington's health care framework. Ferguson praised Moran's qualifications, noting the importance of his role in improving health outcomes for Washington residents. MaryAnne Lindeblad will continue to lead the HCA as Interim Director during the transition period.

The HCA, responsible for overseeing state health programs, plays a crucial role in shaping health policy and services in Washington. Further details about Moran's engagement and vision for HCA will be released in the coming weeks. This leadership change aims to enhance health system integration and equity in the state's health care services.

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