Summary

This document is a detailed network disruption analysis for a self-insured medical plan associated with a state of Illinois CMS proposal (26-416CMS-BENF4-B-48962). The spreadsheet provides a comprehensive listing of healthcare providers across the United States, including hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, endoscopy centers, and specialty medical facilities. Each provider entry includes identification information such as Tax Identification Number (TIN), facility name, location (city and state), and ZIP code. The analysis appears to be designed to evaluate provider network participation and potential disruptions to healthcare access under the proposed contract terms.

The document functions as a provider network assessment tool that identifies whether each facility is designated as in-network or out-of-network for the CMS proposal. The listing encompasses over 1,500 healthcare facilities located across all U.S. regions, with particular concentration in major metropolitan areas and states including Illinois, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. The spreadsheet format allows for systematic evaluation of network coverage and geographic distribution. While specific pricing terms, contract amounts, and option periods are not detailed in this particular document, the comprehensive provider roster suggests the plan covers a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services including acute care, specialty procedures, diagnostic services, and rehabilitation facilities necessary to support a large-scale self-insured medical program.