Medicare Star Quality Ratings Reflect Humana’s Commitment to Quality Care for Its Members
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Humana currently serves more than 8.5 million Medicare members in all 50 states,
Humana received a 4.5 star rating on CMS's 5-Star Rating System for five MA contracts offered in FL, IL, KY, MS, NC, NY, OR, and TN, an increase from one such contract last year. Humana has 12 contracts rated 4 Stars or above and 2.4 million members in 4 Star or above rated contracts to be offered in 2018, representing 74% of our MA membership as of
"Many people with Medicare are living with one or more chronic health conditions," said
The Medicare 5-Star Rating System rates the excellence of Medicare plans nationally. A plan may receive a rating between one and five Stars, with five Stars representing the highest rating. Star Ratings are calculated each year and may change from one year to the next.
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