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 five health insurers ranked among the 100 companies:
1. UnitedHealthcare — 1
2. Humana — 7
3. BlueCross BlueShield of Arizona — 53
4. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina — 65
5. Aetna — 66
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