BOOK OF LISTS 2015-2016
Health Care
www.HartfordBusiness.com decemBer 28, 2015 • Hartford Business Journal 43
Largest Connecticut health insurance companies
(Ranked by Connecticut enrollment as of Oct. 2015)
Rank Company
Total Conn.
enrollment
No. of Conn.
physicians in network No. of Conn. pharmacies Top Conn. executive
Year
licensed
in Conn.
1
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
(1)
108 Leigus Road
Wallingford, CT 06492
800-922-4670
www.anthem.com
1,096,928 10,500 707 Jill Rubin Hummel 1936
2
UnitedHealthcare (2)
185 Asylum St.
Hartford, CT 06103
800-899-7658
www.uhc.com
490,000 14,700 700 Stephen Farrell 1993
3
Cigna Corp. (3)
900 Cottage Grove Road
Bloomfield, CT 06002
860-226-6000
www.cigna.com
489,119 17,891 712 David M. Cordani 1792
4
Aetna Inc.
151 Farmington Ave.
Hartford, CT 06156
860-273-0123
www.aetna.com
457,619 13,658 706 Mark T. Bertolini 1853
5
ConnectiCare Inc.
175 Scott Swamp Road
Farmington, CT 06032
860-674-5757
www.connecticare.com
321,456 20,213 699 Michael Wise 1981
6
HealthyCT
35 Thorpe Ave.
Wallingford, CT 06492
855-458-4928
www.healthyct.org
35,000 9,875 710 Ken Lalime 2013
7
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
185 Asylum St.
Hartford, CT 06103
860-757-6860
www.harvardpilgrim.org
17,000 9,253 686 Jason Madrak 2014
Source: Individual companies and their websites, state Department of Insurance. All companies in the list contract with all hospitals in Connecticut. Several companies did not respond to the survey or chose not to participate including Celtic Insurance
Co., Trustmark Cos., and Time Insurance Co. (DBA Assurant Health).
(1)
Figures are from 2014.
(2) Oxford and Golden Rule health insurance companies are brands under the UnitedHealthcare umbrella.
(3) Data was taken from the Consumer Report Card on Health Insurance Carriers in Connecticut published Oct. 2015 by the Connecticut Insurance Department. Data is from the end of 2014.
—Compiled by Stephanie R. Meagher.
Largest skilled-nursing facilities in the Hartford region
(Ranked by number of licensed beds as of Sept. 2015)
Rank Skilled-nursing facility
No. of licensed beds/
no. of licensed nurse staff hours per resident
per day
Continuing-care
community
No. of health
deficiencies
No. of penalties
2012-2015/
total cost of penalties
1
Masonicare Health Center
22 Masonicare Ave.
Wallingford, 06492
203-679-5900 www.masonicare.org
375
1 hour 23 minutes
Y 5
1
$3,500
2
Riverside Health & Rehabilitation Center
745 Main St.
East Hartford, 06108
860-289-2791 www.riverrehab.com
345
1 hour 22 minutes
N 9
1
$7,508
3
Autumn Lake Healthcare (1)
400 Brittany Farms Road
New Britain, 06053
860-224-3111 newbritain.autumnlakehc.com
282
1 hour 35 minutes
N 23
2
$15,665
4
Hebrew HealthCare
1 Abrahms Blvd.
West Hartford, 06117
860-523-3800 www.hebrewhealthcare.org
277
1 hour 25 minutes
N 11
3
$7,520
5
St. Mary Home
2021 Albany Ave.
West Hartford, 06117
860-570-8200 themercycommunity.org/our-community/st-
mary-home
256
1 hour 33 minutes
Y 4
0
$0
6
Chelsea Place Care Center LLC
25 Lorraine St.
Hartford, 06105
860-233-8241 www.chelseaplacecarecenter.com
234
1 hour 14 minutes
N 13
0
$0
7
Evergreen Health Care Center
205 Chestnut Hill Road
Stafford Springs, 06076
860-684-4251 www.jmmc.com/evergreenhealthcarecenter
180
1 hour 49 minutes
N 10
0
$0
7
Kimberly Hall South
1 Emerson Dr.
Windsor, 06095
860-688-6443 genesishcc.com/KimberlyHallSouth
180
1 hour 29 minutes
N 13
1
$2,275
7
Newington Rapid Recovery Rehab Center
240 Church St.
Newington, 06111
860-667-2256 www.nrrrc.com
180
1 hour 15 minutes
N 7
0
$0
Sources: Connecticut Department of Public Health and Nursing Home Compare (Medicare.gov) at www.medicare.gov/nursinghomecompare/search.html.
Notes: Number of hours worked by licensed staff (RNs, LPNs/LVNs) each day per resident is computed by adding the number of RN and LPN/LVN staff hours. 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 7.7 per skilled-nursing facility, according to Medicare.gov. 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. Penalties consist of 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.
(1)
Formerly Aurora Senior Living of New Britain.
—Compiled by Roger Magnus.
