Although Robert Pallari retired as CEO of Legacy Health in Portland, Ore., in 2005, he still recorded more than $6.3 million in compensation last year, according to an article at The Lund Report.
Legacy Health officials told The Lund Report that Mr. Pallari is still receiving pay from the health system due to "a mix of noncompete payments and deferred compensation."
In fiscal year 2012, George Brown, MD, Legacy's current president and CEO, recorded roughly $1.25 million in salary, bonuses and other compensation — an 18.4 percent increase from 2011.
Legacy Health officials told The Lund Report that Mr. Pallari is still receiving pay from the health system due to "a mix of noncompete payments and deferred compensation."
In fiscal year 2012, George Brown, MD, Legacy's current president and CEO, recorded roughly $1.25 million in salary, bonuses and other compensation — an 18.4 percent increase from 2011.
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