Three payers are among both the top 100 most visible companies in the nation and have the best reputations, according to an Axios survey released May 24.
The poll is based on a survey of 33,096 Americans in a nationally representative sample conducted from March 11 to April 3.
The two-step process began by determining the 100 most visible companies for Americans by surveying for awareness of companies that either excel or falter nationwide. The most visible companies are then ranked by a second group of Americans across seven key measures of reputation to create the final ranking.
The company that performed the best with a score of 82.4 was Trader Joe's. The worst performing organization with a score of 54.5 was the Trump Organization. Healthcare organizations on the list included Walgreens (77.9) and Pfizer (76.4).
Payers named among the nation's most reputable:
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (13th place, 79.2 score)
Score breakdown:
8th place in culture
11th place in trust
12th place in citizenship
16th place in ethics
17th place in growth
26th place in vision
33rd placed in products/service
UnitedHealth Group (33rd place, 77.5 score)
Score breakdown:
19th place in growth
22nd place in citizenship
22nd place in vision
28th place in ethics
38th place in culture
40th place in products/service
46th place in trust
CVS Health (36th place, 77.1 score)
Score breakdown:
18th place in citizenship
22nd place in ethics
25th place in trust
35th place in vision
43rd place in products/service
47th place in culture
54th place in growth