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From the April 28, 1997 Washington Post
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As the health care industry has shifted to managed care, PHP Healthcare is switching its emphasis from a historic dependence on government contracts to the commercial, private-sector, managed-care market. Whereas five years ago 99 percent of PHS Healthcare revenue came from government contracts, largely with the military, last year commercial business accounted for $106.9 million, or about 53 percent, of revenue. While the percentage of government business dropped, it still continued to be a revenue producer for PHP, dropping just $20 million to $96.4 million. The company expects government contracts to decline to 40 percent of its business. In January the company's founder, chairman and chief executive, Charles H. Robbins, retired with a one-time, $2 million payment. He was replaced as chairman by Charles P. Reilly. Jack M. Mazur assumed the title of chief executive as well as president. PHP reported a profit of $9.1 million last year, a sharp increase from earnings of $952,000 in 1995.
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