Aetna links up with Baptist Health, St. Vincent’s HealthCare for value-based plan

Health insurer Aetna teamed up with Jacksonville, Fla.-based providers Baptist Health and St. Vincent’s HealthCare for a value-based benefit plan aimed at improving quality and cutting costs.

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The commercial plan, called Aetna Whole Health, will be available for employers with 51 or more employees in three Florida counties — Clay, Duval and St. Johns. The plan will focus on disease prevention and wellness. 

Under the plan, the Hartford, Conn.-based insurer will be in network with Baptist Health and St. Vincent’s HealthCare physicians, hospitals and outpatient facilities. 

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