‘World’s Most Ethical Companies’ list includes 6 health systems

Six U.S. health systems were named to the Ethisphere Institute’s “World’s Most Ethical Companies” list — and all of them are recurring honorees. 

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The Ethisphere Institute, based in Scottsdale, Az., defines and measures corporate ethical standards. Its annual “most ethical companies” list evaluates applicants in five categories: governance, leadership and reputation, culture of ethics, ethics and compliance program and environmental and societal impact. 

This year, 135 organizations were recognized, including the following six U.S. health systems: 

  • Cleveland Clinic, 13-time honoree
  • HCA Healthcare (Nashville, Tenn.), 13-time honoree
  • University Hospitals (Cleveland), 11-time honoree
  • Northwell Health (New Hyde Park, N.Y.), eight-time honoree
  • Kaiser Permanente (Oakland, Calif.), five-time honoree
  • UPMC (Pittsburgh), five-time honoree

Additionally, four health insurance companies made the list: 

  • Blue Shield of California (Oakland), 11-time honoree
  • CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield (Baltimore), 11-time honoree
  • Health Care Service Corp. (Chicago), eight-time honoree 
  • Cambia Health Solutions (Portland, Ore.), six-time honoree
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