These figures are based on national data. Illinois-specific information is shown in those instances where an HMO only has business in Illinois. In addition, if premiums for an HMO are increasing rapidly, it is likely the HMO is expanding. If premiums for an HMO are declining, it is likely the HMO is losing people. This figure is usually higher than total premiums.
Total income includes premiums, interest and other investment income, and miscellaneous income.
As with premiums, if income for an HMO is increasing rapidly, it is likely the HMO is expanding. If income for an HMO is declining, it is likely the HMO is losing people. Total assets include cash, investments, amounts due to the HMO, and property and equipment. A financially sound HMO should be expected to have assets which are stable or increasing. An HMO with declining assets may be in financial trouble.