Bright Health Earns Prestigious URAC Accreditation for Health Plan with Health Insurance Marketplace
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- Bright Health, an insurance company that provides exclusive Care Partner Health Plans for everyday individuals, has received "Health Plan with Health Insurance Marketplace (HIM) 7.3" Accreditation from URAC. URAC is a health care accrediting organization based in Washington, D.C. that establishes quality standards for the health care industry. By achieving this status, Bright Health has demonstrated a commitment to high-quality patient-focused care, improved processes and better patient outcomes.
Bright Health earned fully accredited status in the URAC Health Plan area. According to URAC, accreditation signifies an issuer has undergone and passed a rigorous and independent review of every aspect of its operation, including the quality of care and level of service provided to enrollees.
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