Newsweek Names Health Net a Top Provider of Customer Service for Second Year in a Row
This year's honor is noteworthy as Newsweek surveyed consumers during the trying and challenging times of the pandemic. Health Net is one of the state's most experienced health plans, serving Californians for over 40 years.
"We are proud and honored to be recognized as a company that puts our members first. This recognition reflects our dedication to those we serve, especially during unprecedented public health emergencies," said
Rankings are based on a vast, independent survey by
Health Net also recently announced that it is one of nine healthcare organizations in the nation to receive the first-ever Health Equity Accreditation Plus by the
Both recognitions show Health Net's devotion to its core values. These include embracing health equity, culturally-centered care and deliver exceptional customer service to support members. Health Net works with local partners to transform the health of Californians. They make programs and solutions that improve health, one person at a time. This is done through partnerships with community-based organizations, clinics, hospitals, local public health departments, education and justice systems and more.
"Health Net brings focused and unmatched knowledge of the diverse and specific needs of the people we serve," said Dr.
As part of their work to increase health equity, Health Net has eagerly helped develop the state's new groundbreaking CalAIM program. The company has led in its execution across its statewide footprint and has leveraged their expertise to come up with solutions that transform care delivery. In doing so,
Health Net's impact in
- Invested more than
$100 million in over 500 community-based organizations: This has helped pilot and move forward promising ideas. It's also helped build a foundation for providing Community Supports and keeping important resources. - Awarded
$13.4 million to 138Medi-Cal providers acrossCalifornia : This collaboration with theCalifornia Department of Managed Health Care helped providers set up or expand their digital health practice so they could bring telehealth to underserved patients. - Invested
$4 million to upskill practitioners and bring new providers into theMedi-Cal system: This investment ensures local providers better reflect the communities they serve. It also helped reach new patients, especially those who may not have been comfortable accessing care. - Provided a
$3 million grant to the national leader in school-based telehealth: This grant helpedHazel Health expand to supportCalifornia children at K-12 schools. It closed equity gaps and advanced education through increased access to medical care and behavioral support.
A critical part of communities up and down the state, Health Net is a proven leader in healthcare. Their industry-leading efforts continue to build collaborative, whole-person solutions that reach community residents where they are. Without their presence, members would undoubtedly see a decrease in access to the high-quality care and services they currently receive and deserve.
At Health Net, we believe every person deserves a safety net for their health, regardless of age, income, employment status or current state of health. Founded in
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