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UW Medicine announced the contract deal on Thursday, almost a month after the prior two-year agreement expired on June 1.

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UW Medicine and Aetna did not agree on a new contract before a June 1 deadline, meaning more than 50,000 patients could soon see increases in health care costs or potential provider disruptions.

The University of Washington (UW) Medicine and Aetna, a health insurance company, have still been unable to reach an agreed-upon contract, as their current contract expires on June 1.

If the two sides fail to reach a deal by June 1, Aetna-insured patients will not be covered at UW Medicine. “Our network agreement with UW Medicine ends on May 31, 2025,” Aetna stated.

A pilot program launched in Illinois, Louisiana and North Carolina May 13 is funded by Aetna Medicaid, in collaboration with the National Alliance for Care at Home and MissionCare Collective.