Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans Report

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) is a national association of 36 independent, community-based and locally operated Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) companies, serving more than 107 million members.

BCBSA owns and manages the Blue Cross and Blue Shield trademarks and names in more than 170 countries around the world. BCBSA works to improve healthcare quality, access, and affordability through the development of programs which are offered by BCBS plans.

The 36 independent and locally operated Blue Cross Blue Shield companies deliver health insurance coverage to one in three Americans across all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. In addition, the BCBS Federal Employee Program® insures 5.6 million federal employees, retirees and their families.

AMI’s BCBS report provides background on the BCBSA and their programs, as well as profiles on the Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies, all in one resource. BCBS company profiles include:

• Address
• Website
• President/CEO
• Pharmacy Director
• Company Background
• Health Plans
• Pharmacy Benefit Manager
• Recent Activities

The report’s Table of Contents:

BCBSA – pgs. 4-6

• Background
• Programs
• Recent Activities

Blue Cross Blue Shield Plans

• Anthem – pgs. 7-23
• Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield – pgs. 24-25
• BlueCross BlueShield of Alabama – pgs. 26-27
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona – pgs. 28-29
• Blue Cross of Idaho – pgs. 30-31
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City – pgs. 32-33
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas – pgs. 34-35
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana – pgs. 36-37
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts – pgs. 38-40
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan – pgs. 41-43
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota – pgs. 44-45
• Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi – pgs. 46-47
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska – pgs. 48-49
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina – pgs. 50-51
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota – pgs. 52-53
• Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island – pgs. 54-56
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina – pgs. 57-58
• BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee – pgs. 59-60
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont – pgs. 61-62
• Blue Shield of California – pgs. 63-65
• Capital BlueCross – pgs. 66-68
• CareFirst – pgs. 69-70
• Florida Blue – pgs. 71-73
• Health Care Service Corporation – pgs. 74-78
• HealthNow New York – pgs. 79-80
• Highmark – pgs. 81-85
• HMSA – pgs. 86-87
• Horizon BCBSNJ – pgs. 88-90
• Independence Blue Cross – pgs. 91-92
• Lifetime Healthcare Companies  – pgs. 93-95
• Premera Blue Cross – pgs. 96-97
• Regence – pgs. 98-100
• Triple-S Salud – pg. 101
• Wellmark, Inc. – pgs. 102-103