Eleven joint venture health plans have been formed between provider systems and health plans since 2013, according to Health Affairs, with two others reported by Becker's Hospital Review but not featured on the list.
Health Affairs' analysis only comprises health maintenance organizations or health insurance companies, and not partnerships under which a provider and health insurer offer policies together, but only the insurer manages risk.
Here are the 13 JV health plans formed since 2013.
1. Minneapolis-based Allina Health and Aetna announced JV group and Medicare Advantage plans in 2017.
2. Wausau, Wis.-based Aspirus Health and Wisconsin Physicians Services Insurance Co. unveiled a JV individual plan in 2016.
3. Phoenix-based Banner Health and Aetna announced a JV group product in 2016.
4. Greensboro, N.C.-based Cone Health and Care N' Care Insurance Co. launched a JV Medicare Advantage plan in 2014.
5. Cleveland Clinic and Oscar Health created a JV group plan in 2017.
6. Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare and Tufts Health Plan announced plans in 2018 to form a JV Medicare Advantage plan.
7. Des Moines, Iowa-based UnityPoint Health and HealthPartners made JV Medicare Advantage and group policies in 2016.
8. Falls Church, Va.-based Inova Health and Aetna launched JV individual (not operating in 2018), group and Medicare Advantage plans in 2013.
9. Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health and Aetna announced JV group self-insured and insured plans in 2017.
10. Arlington-based Texas Health and Aetna announced JV group insurer and self-insured plans in 2016.
11. Concord, N.H.-based Granite Health and Tufts Health Plan unveiled JV group and administrative services only plans in 2015.
12. Milwaukee-based Aurora Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield launched JV group and ASO plans in 2016.
13. Reading (Pa.) Health System, now Tower Heatlh, and UPMC Health Plan finalized an agreement to form a provider-payer JV beginning Jan 1, 2017.
Editor's note: This article was updated to include a 13th JV.