Medicare Advantage: Financial Viability and Healthcare System Challenges
Explore the financial viability of Medicare Advantage as health systems reevaluate their contracts and impacts on patient access and care strategies.
Explore the financial viability of Medicare Advantage as health systems reevaluate their contracts and impacts on patient access and care strategies.
Explore how long-term health insurance contracts with one-sided commitment can mitigate reclassification risk, improve market efficiency, and the role of government in insuring pre-market health risks.
UnitedHealthcare extends Bronson contract in Michigan through early 2026 as negotiations with Corewell continue. Key updates on insurer-provider agreements.
Contract expiration between UNC Health and Cigna disrupts access for over 4,000 patients in North Carolina. Insights into insurer-provider negotiations and network impacts.
Thirty-three major U.S. hospital systems are discontinuing Medicare Advantage contracts due to prior authorization and payment challenges, affecting network coverage and Medicare plan efficiency.
The unresolved contract dispute between UNC Health and Cigna risks out-of-network status for thousands of patients, reflecting broader insurer-provider negotiation challenges in North Carolina's healthcare market.
Rising cost pressures and demographic shifts fuel intensified disputes between payers and providers over Medicare Advantage contracts, impacting reimbursement and network participation.
Kettering Health in Ohio ends contracts with Medicare Advantage insurers Humana and Devoted Health due to payment and administrative issues, impacting patient plan options for 2026.
Aspirus facilities in Minnesota may fall out-of-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield if contract talks fail, reflecting industry reimbursement and inflation challenges. Learn key impacts for 2026.