Health Alliance Plan agreement with Aetna grows provider network

Michigan-based Health Alliance Plan is signing on as an Aetna Signature Administrator, providing its members with access to 1.4 million providers outside the state. 

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The agreement provides PPO, commercial and self-funded members of Health Alliance Plan and its subsidiary ASR Health Benefits with access to more than 6,100 hospitals around the country, according to an Oct. 28 news release.

“This is great news for HAP as we are committed to ensuring our members have access to quality health care, no matter where they travel,” said Michael Genord, MD, president and CEO of Health Alliance Plan. “This agreement will offer peace of mind to members, from parents with students studying out-of-state to Michigan ‘snowbirds’ who flock to states with warmer winter climates. This partnership allows HAP members access to Aetna’s nationwide network with coverage from the HAP/ASR statewide network in Michigan.”

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