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DART Taps Accountable Care Organization for Pioneering Health Plan

The Dallas transit agency heads in a new direction, aiming to curb its healthcare costs.
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Kelsey Shoemaker

For the last several years, Dallas Area Rapid Transit has watched its healthcare costs rise by as much as 10 percent annually. So, the 3,600-employee transit agency, which is self-insured for health insurance, decided to make a big change.

Beginning next year, DART will offer an innovative health plan created by an accountable care organization, a third-party administrator, and a benefits consultant. The aim: bringing down healthcare costs, and generating positive health outcomes for the agency’s employees and their dependents.

D CEO Healthcare has the scoop here.

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