Highest Rating from Covered California

In addition to the highest marks for "Overall Quality,"
"We are proud to be recognized for the high-quality care and service we provide to our 700,000 Covered California enrollees and all of our members nationwide," said
"Our 5-star rating is a reflection of the exceptional work being done by our compassionate and highly skilled physicians, nurses, clinicians, and support staff," said
This is the latest of several accolades and awards
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About the Covered California Plan Quality Ratings
Plan quality ratings and enrollee survey results are calculated by Covered California using data provided to CMS by health plans in 2019. The ratings are being displayed for health plans for the 2020 plan year. CMS rates qualified health plans (QHPs) using the Quality Rating System (QRS), which is based on third party validated clinical measure data and
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