Physicians were asked to rank levels of reimbursement rates from one (which means “very poor”) to five (which means “very good”).
• Blue plans — 3 (on a scale of 1 to 5)
• Aetna — 2.9
• Harvard Pilgrim Health Care — 2.8
• Cigna — 2.8
• Medical Mutual of Ohio — 2.8
• Kaiser Foundation Health — 2.7
• United Healthcare — 2.7
• Humana — 2.6
• HealthNet — 2.6
• Oxford Health Plans — 2.5
• Medicare — 2.5
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