The magazine published its annual list of America’s Best Employers for Women July 23. The rankings are based on a survey of more than 150,000 women working at companies with 1,000 employees or more. The list weighs factors including working environment, pay equity, parental leave and how likely employees were to recommend their current and previous employers.
Sixteen health insurers made the list.
Here’s how payers stacked up on Forbes’ ranking:
4. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota
48. BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
103. Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield
116. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City
124. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
131. Florida Blue
178. Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina
200. Humana
235. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska
237. Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield
253. Healthfirst
320. Blue Shield of California
330. Centene
346. Elevance Health
366. UnitedHealth Group
384. Health Care Service Corporation
See the full list here.
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