Turquoise Health, a company that develops price transparency software, scored 183 payers on the completeness of their publicly available reported rates, the accessibility of posted file sizes and the parsability of files.
The company has parsed data for over 200 payers, up from 68 in July 2022, according to Turquoise Health’s impact report, published April 18.
“In the provisional transparency scoring table, any payer above a score of three may potentially be publishing robust data. Payers above three may also have critical areas to improve,” the company said in its impact report.
Here are the 48 payers Turquoise Health gave top scores for completeness, accessibility and parsability:
- Alliant Health Plans
- Allied National
- AmeriBen
- AmeriHealth of Delaware
- AmeriHealth of New Jersey
- American National
- Asuris Northwest Health
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arkansas
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Hawaii
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Mexico
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma
- Capital Blue Cross
- Independence Blue Cross
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont
- BridgeSpan Health Company
- ConnectiCare
- Group Health Cooperative-SCW
- Health Alliance Plan (HAP)
- Innovation Health Insurance Company
- LifeWise Health Plan
- Medical Mutual Of Ohio
- Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island
- Ohio Health Choice
- Optum
- Pekin Insurance
- Physicians Health Plan
- Preferred Health Professionals
- PreferredOne
- QualChoice Health Insurance
- Quartz
- Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company
- Sanford Health Plan
- Security Health Plan
- Sutter Health Plus
- UPMC Health Plan
- Univera Healthcare
- University of Utah Health Plans
- Wellcare
- Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield
- WPS
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