(Reuters) - The $240 billion fund, known as CalPERS, is investing
through David Brailer's private equity fund Health Evolution
Partners, which in turn will put money into companies that
offer services and technology that will cut costs.
Brailer, an economist and physician, was a senior official
in the Bush administration charged with overseeing information
technology within the U.S. health care system.
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through David Brailer's private equity fund Health Evolution
Partners, which in turn will put money into companies that
offer services and technology that will cut costs.
Brailer, an economist and physician, was a senior official
in the Bush administration charged with overseeing information
technology within the U.S. health care system.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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