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PayerScore · Health insurer · New Jersey
UnitedHealthcare, New Jersey
300 to 850 · lower is worse for providers · 575 = median payer conduct
85%
providers win their IDR disputes
212%
median award vs the payer's QPA
11%
payer default / non-response rate
38,174
resolved federal IDR disputes
Contracted-rate position: across the codes we can compare, this payer pays about 110% of the local peer median (documented public rate data). Lower means it pays providers less than the local market.
In New Jersey, UnitedHealthcare treats providers better than most. Providers win 85% of resolved federal IDR disputes against it here, at a median award of 212% of the payer's own qualifying payment amount.
← UnitedHealthcare nationally (592 D)
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About this grade. PayerScore is a modeled index and an opinion derived from disclosed public data, not a statement of fact about the payer's conduct. It is computed by deterministic method (v1.0.0) from public federal IDR dispute records (CMS Public Use File) and documented public rate positions vs the local peer median. These are federal independent-dispute-resolution records, not court judgments or litigation. Figures are modeled, not guaranteed. See the methodology. A payer may request a correction at corrections@reddenda.com.