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CIGNA HealthCare of Arizona and Catholic Healthcare West Reach Agreement
PHOENIX (Map) - "We are pleased that we have been able to come to mutually agreeable terms
with Catholic Healthcare West," said "We are very pleased that we were able to reach an acceptable agreement with CIGNA," said CIGNA HealthCare members in the CIGNA members with questions about their coverage should contact CIGNA customer service. If a patient visit or procedure was cancelled this past week, patients are asked to please call their physician office to reschedule. About CIGNA HealthCare of With more than 35 years of history, CIGNA HealthCare of About Catholic Healthcare West Catholic Healthcare West (CHW) is the eighth largest hospital system in
the nation and the largest not-for-profit hospital provider in the West.
Founded in 1986, the CHW network of more than 9,500 physicians and
approximately 53,000 employees serve a population spanning 22 million people
at 41 hospitals across SOURCE CIGNA HealthCare of
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