Prime Healthcare hospitals will stay in-network with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, after months of uncertainty
Had they been unable to reach an agreement, Prime would have been out-of-network for people with
“Our hospitals and medical group remain in network with BCBSIL and we appreciate the recognition of the important role they play in providing care for communities,” Prime said in a statement. “Patients will continue to have uninterrupted access and no impact to costs, as ensuring health equity and access are values we work to protect.”
Prime said in a news release that
Health systems and insurers periodically renegotiate contracts that dictate how much insurers will pay health systems for medical services, in exchange for a health system being included in an insurer’s network.
Prime bought the eight
Prime’s
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