Number of hospitals, providers in value-based contracts with 5 largest payers

Here’s how many hospitals and providers have inked value-based payment agreements with the five largest commercial U.S. insurers:

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1. UnitedHealth Group had 1,100 hospitals and 110,000 physicians in value-based care arrangements in 2017.

2. Aetna had over 1,900 value-based contracts with providers as of Jan.30, 2018.

3. In April 2017, Anthem had 159 ACO agreements and more than 64,000 providers in ACOs and patient-centered medical homes, according to Forbes.

4. More than 240 primary care provider organizations, 500 hospital facilities and 270 specialist programs are under value-based contracts with Cigna.

5. As of Sept. 30, 2018, Humana had value-based payment agreements with more than 52,000 primary care physicians.

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