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Book of Lists 2014 General Interest 46 Hartford Business Journal • septemBer 22, 2014 www.HartfordBusiness.com Largest Connecticut health maintenance organizations (Ranked by Connecticut HMO enrollment at the end of 2013) Rank Company Conn. HMO enrollment Physicians in HMO network (1) No. of hospitals/ No. of pharmacies Direct written premiums Top CT executive Year licensed in Conn. 1 Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield 108 Leigus Rd. Wallingford, CT 06492 800-922-4670 www.anthem.com 275,587 10,126 30 673 $1,897,648,644 Jill R. Hummel 1936 2 ConnectiCare Inc. (2) 175 Scott Swamp Rd. Farmington, CT 06032 860-674-5757 www.connecticare.com 99,535 13,587 30 670 $1,200,008,730 Michael Wise 1981 3 Aetna Inc. 151 Farmington Ave. Hartford, CT 06156 860-273-0123 www.aetna.com 39,500 12,593 30 677 $319,650,998 Mark T. Bertolini 1853 4 Oxford Health Plans Inc. (3) 48 Monroe Tpke. Trumbull, CT 06611 800-444-6222 www.oxhp.com 22,961 13,000 (4) 44 (4) 676 $656,221,253 Charles G. Berg 1993 5 Cigna Corp. (2) 900 Cottage Grove Rd. Bloomfield, CT 06002 860-226-6000 www.cigna.com 192 15,979 30 662 $11,948,581 David M. Cordani 1792 Source: Individual companies and their websites, State Department of Insurance and its Consumer Report Card on Health Insurance Carriers (Oct. 2013 edition), Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Report 2013. (1) If a physician practices in multiple offices, the physician is only counted once. (2) Data from 2012. Didn't provide updated data from 2013. (3) Part of United Healthcare. Data from 2012. Didn't provide updated data from 2013 except where noted below. (4) 2013 data. —Compiled by Roger Magnus. Largest skilled nursing facilities in the Hartford region (Ranked by number of licensed beds) Rank Nursing Home Name No. licensed beds/ No. of licensed nurse staff hours per resident per day (1) In a continuing care community? No. of health deficiencies (2) No. of penalties last three years/ (3) Penalties amount (4) 1 Masonicare Health Center 22 Masonicare Ave., P.O. Box 70 Wallingford, 06492 203-679-5900 www.masonicare.org 382 1 hour 59 minutes Y 4 2 (5) $21,000 2 Riverside Health & Rehabilitation Center 745 Main St. East Hartford, 06108 860-289-2791 www.riverrehab.com 345 1 hour 45 minutes N 18 0 $0 3 Aurora Senior Living of New Britain 400 Brittany Farms Rd. New Britain, 06053 860-224-3111 www.auroranewbritain.com 282 1 hour 35 minutes N 9 1 $11,115 (6) 4 Hebrew Home And Hospital Inc. 1 Abrahms Blvd. West Hartford, 06117 860-523-3800 www.hebrewhealthcare.org 277 1 hour 29 minutes N 7 2 (7) $4,125 5 St. Mary Home 2021 Albany Ave. West Hartford, 06117 860-570-8300 www.themercycommunity.org/LongTermCare/ SaintMaryHome.aspx 256 1 hour 30 minutes Y 16 0 $0 6 Chelsea Place Care Center LLC 25 Lorraine St. Hartford, 06105 860-233-8241 www.chelseaplacecarecenter.com 234 1 hour 6 minutes N 8 0 $0 Sources: Connecticut Department of Public Health and Nursing Home Compare (Medicare.gov) at www.medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare/search.html (1) This is the number of hours worked by licensed staff (RNs, LPNs/LVNs) each day at the nursing home per resident. This is computed by adding the number of RN and LPN/LVN staff hours. (2) A health deficiency is a finding that a nursing home failed to meet one or more Federal health requirements during an annual health inspection or a complaint inspection. Inspectors identify health deficiencies by observing the nursing home's performance, its practices, or the conditions in the facility. An example would be not having consistent infection control practices. The average number of health deficiencies in Connecticut is 7.6 per skilled nursing facility, according to Medicare.gov. (3) Penalties may be imposed on a nursing home when a serious deficiency is cited or if the nursing home fails to correct a deficiency for a long period of time. (4) Two types of penalties: fines and payment denials. For this list, nursing homes only received fines. Fines may be imposed once per deficiency or each day until the nursing home corrects the deficiency. (5) On 2/17/12 and 12/17/12. (6) On 7/12/2013. (7) On 3/5/12 and 11/26/12. —Compiled by Roger Magnus.

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