HMO Blue, Harvard, and Fallon follow close behind. Bringing up the rear are Health New England and Cigna. While the figures give a clue as to what to expect if you are expecting, they can also tell you more about the plan's prenatal care and efforts to prevent unnecessary surgery. Fallon had the lowest rate of cesareans, followed by Healthsource, Aetna, and Harvard. Pilgrim had the highest followed by HMO Blue, Tufts, and Cigna.
Schilling says the numbers also show which plan is healthy.
It tells us how both their administrative and clinical systems are working and how benefits are structured, what information systems are doing, and what educational materials are available. Tufts leads the other health care plans with a 97.9 percentage rating. Healthsource, Harvard, and HMO Blue follow. Matthew Thornton, Aetna, and Health New England are at the bottom of the list. D iabetes This is another category that tells you more about the tracking systems within a health plan.