Reputation grade
A
Peer-relative, A–F
Insurer profile · NAIC + CMS
Priority Health
Priority Health's complaint record, claim-denial rate and reputation grade, drawn from published NAIC complaint data and CMS Transparency in Coverage.
- A
- Reputation grade
- 7.7%
- Claims denied
- 1
- States (CMS data)
The verdict
Priority Health earns a A reputation grade - far fewer consumer problems than peers of its size, according to CMS Transparency in Coverage filings, 7.7% of its marketplace claims were denied across 1 state.
- A
- reputation grade
- 7.7%
- claims denied (CMS)
Grades are peer-relative within PlainInsurer's dataset. A high complaint ratio is not proof of wrongdoing, larger insurers draw more complaints by volume, which the index normalises.
NAIC complaint index
N/A
1.0 = market average; lower is better
Claim denial rate
7.7%
CMS, 1 states
Reputation grade A (composite score 94.4) - A=Excellent, F=Failing. Based on NAIC complaint ratios and CMS denial data.
Other A-graded carriers in PlainInsurer's dataset include Lincoln National Life and Principal Financial, and the closest overall composite score to Priority Health's 94.4 belongs to Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. (94.9).
Other A-graded insurers
Carriers with the same peer-relative reputation grade
| Insurer | Grade |
|---|---|
| Lincoln National Life | A |
| Principal Financial | A |
| TIAA Life | A |
| Mutual of Omaha | A |
| USAA Homeowners | A |
Closest composite score to Priority Health
Carriers with the nearest overall composite score (94.4)
| Insurer | Composite score |
|---|---|
| Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. | 94.9 |
| HealthPartners Insurance Company | 95.5 |
| Quartz Health Benefit Plans Corporation | 93.2 |
| Providence Health Plan | 93.2 |
| Sanford Health Plan | 96.6 |
CMS marketplace filing
Reported appeal outcomes for Priority Health
125
appeals filed
30
overturned (reported outcomes)
24.0%
of appeals with a reported outcome
The reported appeals on this profile come from Michigan (125 filed, 30 overturned).
CMS reports an overturn outcome for 125 of these 125 filed appeals; missing outcomes are excluded from the percentage. These filing totals are not a prediction for an individual appeal. View the CMS source ↗
What the data shows for Priority Health
Priority Health carries a A reputation grade in PlainInsurer's dataset, with a composite score of 94.4 (higher means more consumer friction relative to size). It does not yet carry enough NAIC complaint history for a normalized complaint index.
On the claims side, CMS Transparency-in-Coverage filings show Priority Health denied 7.7% of marketplace claims across 1 reporting state - a moderate rate that still varies by plan design and network.
In short: complaint and denial data show how Priority Health compares to peers, not what your own claim experience will be. Weigh price, coverage terms and state licensing before any purchase. Source: NAIC Consumer Information Source complaint data (2024). Source: CMS Transparency in Coverage PUF (PY2025), cms.gov.
Use this data wisely. Complaint and denial figures reflect regulatory filings, not individual claim outcomes. A high complaint ratio is not proof of illegal behaviour. This page is informational and is not financial, legal, or insurance advice, verify coverage decisions with your insurer or a licensed agent.
What to do with this
How to act on Priority Health's complaint and denial record.
- Compare this carrier side-by-side with another before you buy. Compare insurers
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- Denied a claim? Learn the internal and external appeal process. Appeal a denial
Complaint ratios normalise by premium volume so larger carriers are not penalised for writing more policies.
Frequently asked questions
What does Priority Health's grade mean?
Priority Health received a grade of A, indicating far fewer consumer problems than peers of its size. PlainInsurer grades insurers on a curve relative to the ~200 carriers in our dataset, using the NAIC complaint index (normalized by premium volume), CMS claim denial rates, and Medicare Advantage prior-authorization data where available.
How many complaints does Priority Health have?
NAIC's public bulk data does not include a complaint-volume estimate for Priority Health - the carrier may be new, small, or file under a parent company. Absence of an estimate is missing data, not evidence of zero complaints.
How do I file a complaint against Priority Health?
Contact your state's Department of Insurance, most accept complaints online, by phone, or by mail. The NAIC also runs a central portal at naic.org. Document your policy number, claim number, dates, and the issue before filing.
Is Priority Health a good insurance company?
It depends on your coverage needs, state, and budget. PlainInsurer's A grade reflects far fewer consumer problems than peers of its size relative to peers. Always compare quotes from multiple carriers and check complaint data for your specific state and line of coverage.
What types of insurance does Priority Health offer?
Detailed line-of-business data isn't currently available for Priority Health. The carrier is licensed in 0 states.
Source: NAIC published complaint index + CMS Transparency in Coverage PY2025 Complaint index, reputation grade and per-state claim denial rates for Priority Health · 2024 NAIC complaint index aggregates state-DOI consumer complaints, normalized against premium volume (1.0 = market average). Denial rates from CMS Transparency in Coverage PY2025. Reputation grade is PlainInsurer's peer-relative methodology applied to this public data.
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Data: NAIC published complaint index (2024) · CMS Transparency in Coverage PUF PY2025. Not affiliated with NAIC or CMS.
Every figure on PlainInsurer comes directly from NAIC MCAS and CMS Transparency in Coverage data; no editor types in numbers. See our editorial standards or methodology, or report an error. Data current as of 2026-07-28. Grades measure only the published complaint/denial data; we don't recommend any insurer or policy.