Delaware Physicians Care #21 on NCQA's top 25 Medicaid plan rankings

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For the third year in a row, Delaware Physicians Care has been selected as one of the top 25 Medicaid Plans out of hundreds in the nation by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). The ranking is based on clinical quality, member satisfaction and NCQA accreditation scores.

“We're very proud to have been ranked so highly three years in a row”

NCQA's Health Insurance Plan Rankings 2010-11 - Medicaid rankings are available online now at http://www.ncqa.org/portals/0/health%20plan%20rankings/2010/HPR2010_NCQA_Plan_Ranking_Summary_Medicaid.pdf.

Delaware Physicians Care is ranked 21st in the country and is the only Delaware Medicaid plan in the top 25 list.

"We're very proud to have been ranked so highly three years in a row," said Robert White, chief executive officer of the health plan. "The list is based both on the quality of care and how satisfied our members are with the services they receive. Of course, that also is a statement about how good our staff and participating providers are, as well as how dedicated they all are to making sure our members stay as healthy as possible."

Plans that lacked sufficient data to be ranked, as well as those that opted not to publicly report any quality data, are included. These plans are listed alphabetically at the bottom of the rankings.

Delaware Physicians Care, which provides health care services for the majority of Delaware's Medicaid members, received NCQA New Health Plan Accreditation in 2007 after submitting to an intensive voluntary evaluation of its delivery system. NCQA's New Health Plan Accreditation Program applies to health plans that are less than 36 months old. The program is distinct from NCQA's MCO Accreditation Program. The health plan was the first Medicaid plan in Delaware to achieve NCQA accreditation.

Delaware Physicians Care is an Aetna Medicaid plan. Aetna administers managed care Medicaid services to members for Medicaid plans in 12 states.

SOURCE Aetna

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