SelectHealth ranked Utah's top HMO health plan

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SelectHealth is Utah's top ranked HMO health plan, according to a recent report issued by the Utah Health Data Committee.

Parents were surveyed about the healthcare and services their children received in the past year. SelectHealth earned the highest satisfaction scores for overall rating of health plan, personal doctor, healthcare and specialist. SelectHealth also scored above the national average in each of these areas.

The data for the 2010 Performance Report for Utah Commercial HMOs, PPOs, Medicaid, and CHIP Health Plans was gathered from the 2010 Consumer Assessment of Health Plans Survey (CAHPS®).

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