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Managed Healthcare Market Report

Managed Care Companies

AETNA TAPPED BY DUBAI FOR HEALTH MANAGEMENT
Aetna Inc. (Hartford, CT) said it has won a contract to provide health management programs to primary care clinics in Dubai, as part of a new government primary care capitation- system.

3Q08 HMO/POS LIVES DECLINE 0.6% TO 62.9 MILLION
Fully funded HMO and POS enrollment among 20 leading managed care organizations dropped 0.6% to 62.935 million as of Sept. 30, 2008, compared to the same period a year earlier.

HEALTHCARE IT: A WORK IN PROGRESS
Corporate Research Group, publisher of this newsletter, just completed its report on emerging information technology in healthcare, and the results were hardly surprising.

TRIPLE-S TO BUY LA CRUZ AZUL ASSETS
Triple-S Management Corp. (San Juan, PR) announced that it has signed a letter of intent to acquire the managed care assets of La Cruz Azul de Puerto Rico from Independence Blue Cross for an undisclosed amount.

CIGNA REAFFIRMS 2009 PROFIT OUTLOOK
Cigna Corp. (Philadelphia) said it was meeting with investment analysts this week and expected to reaffirm its 2009 operating income projections of $1.09 billion to $1.18 billion. Cigna also reiterated that it expects 2009 membership to fall about 2%, as previously announced (MHMR, Oct. 31).

TOP MCOs HAVE 9.1 MILLION HSA, HRA LIVES
Nineteen managed care organizations increased enrollment in HSA and HRA plans 36% to 9.136 million as of Sept. 30, 2008, according to an HMN tally. United had the most members at 2.741 million, up 19.9%, followed by WellPoint with 1.67 million, up 33.6%, and Aetna with 1.356 million, up 49%.

3Q08 COMMERCIAL PPO LIVES FALL 1.5%
Fully funded commercial PPO enrollment among 16 leading managed care organizations dropped 1.5% to 40.368 million as of Sept. 30, 2008, compared to the same period a year earlier. Included in the tally are leading for-profit and not-for-profit MCOs, as well as leading Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans.


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