"Less than 3 percent of BCBSRI's total membership seeks care at LMC, accounting for only 25 percent of Landmark's revenues," Calenda said. "Yet in an attempt to offset inadequate government rates, years of mismanagement and a failed investment in an unnecessary heart center, LMC continues to demand that BCBSRI overpay them on our commercial business." To learn more: - read the Providence Journal article - see the Providence Business News story - access the GoLocalProv piece Related Articles: David Dill named president of LifePoint Hospitals; Hospital gets $5M donation to build new medical tower; Medicaid payers consistently slow to reimburse doctors, survey finds Rhode Island Blue Cross signs medical home contract with 162 docs