Kaiser Permanente of the Mid-Atlantic States Receives 5-Star Rating for Medicare Plans
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"At Kaiser Permanente we want our members and patients to receive the kind of care and service that we would expect for ourselves and our families, and this 5-star rating is a testament to the superior quality and convenience we offer our members," said
"We achieve these superior ratings year after year as a result of our exceptional physicians and the outstanding systems they have built," said
The methodology CMS uses for the star ratings is dynamic and evolves to ensure the ratings are as meaningful as possible to the quality a beneficiary can expect from their health plan. This means that
Along with high-quality care and service, another benefit of 5-star plans is a longer enrollment opportunity.
This is the latest national recognition
Last month,
These ratings place
According to the newly released 2016 NCQA Quality Compass® data,
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