For its assessment, HealthiestEmployers focused on employers who upheld corporate plans for creating a productive and top-performing workforce, instead of only reducing health claims or injuries.
Here are how the 20 health systems ranked among the 100 companies:
1. Norton Healthcare — 4
2. Cleveland Clinic — 8
3. Excela Health (Greensburg, Pa.) — 12
4. Samaritan Health Services (Corvallis, Ore.) — 14
5. Riverside Healthcare (Kankakee, Ill.) — 18
6. Witham Health Services (Lebanon, Ind.) — 22
7. Inova Health System (Falls Church, Va.) — 27
8. Beacon Health System (South Bend, Ind.) — 34
9. Aurora Health Care (Milwaukee) — 37
10. Methodist Health System (Dallas) — 38
11. Berger Health System (Circleville, Ohio) — 39
12. Northwest Permanente (Portland, Ore.) — 48
13. Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville, Tenn.) — 56
14. Baylor Scott & White Health (Dallas) — 59
15. Harris Health System (Houston) — 64
16. Froedtert Health (Milwaukee) — 70
17. Mercy Health (Cincinnati)— 72
18. PeaceHealth (Vancouver, Wash.) — 89
19. Florida Hospital (Orlando) — 94
20. IU Health (Indianapolis) — 95
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