The agreement is effective Jan. 1, 2022, according to a Cigna news release.
“The collaboration we have with Spartanburg Regional puts affordable, predictable, high-quality care in reach for all those we jointly serve and puts the interests of our customers and employer clients first,” said Charles Pitts, Cigna market president for the Carolinas.
The parties severed their commercial member network agreement in May 2020 over an alleged request for a “double-digit increase” in reimbursement rates.
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