Medicaid financing and healthcare policy consulting for providers and states
Sellers Dorsey advises providers, health plans and state agencies on Medicaid financing, supplemental payments and value-based care programs. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily senior and healthcare-domain, with legal roles alongside, which points to scaling expert advisory capacity rather than engineering. Its stack pairs Power BI and NetSuite with Epic Systems and Meditech exposure, consistent with claims-data and clinical-performance analysis work.
Sellers Dorsey is a privately held healthcare consulting firm headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, with 201–500 employees. It works with hospitals and providers, managed care organizations and state agencies on Medicaid financing, healthcare policy, quality improvement and value-based care. Engagements span program design, funding, implementation and optimization, including supplemental payment policy and securing state and federal program approvals. The team includes former state Medicaid officials, policy specialists, health plan executives and hospital leaders. Hiring is concentrated in the United States.
Sellers Dorsey is a Philadelphia-based consulting firm focused on Medicaid financing, healthcare policy, value-based care and quality improvement for providers, managed care organizations and state agencies.
Yes, hiring is accelerating in the United States, concentrated in senior healthcare consulting roles with additional legal, HR and sales positions.
Detected tools include Power BI, NetSuite, Azure, Azure DevOps, GitHub Enterprise, Terraform, Kubernetes, Datadog, Python, plus Epic Systems and Meditech.
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