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Tag: Medicare Advantage

AARP Collects Nearly $1 Billion in Medicare Licensing Fees Amid Conflict Concerns

AARP collects nearly $1 billion annually through licensing fees from Medicare Advantage plans, raising conflict of interest concerns amid federal investigations and calls for regulatory reforms in Medicare policy and marketing practices.

Senate Proposes Deeper Medicaid Cuts, Sparing Medicare Advantage Insurers

Senate Republicans advance aggressive Medicaid cuts for low-income and disabled populations while sparing Medicare Advantage insurers, impacting health insurance markets.

MedPAC Urges Reforms to Nursing Home Five-Star Rating System

MedPAC calls for federal reform of nursing home Five-Star ratings, emphasizing staffing and alternative quality metrics to improve long-term care under Medicare.

Medicare Advantage Costs Taxpayers 22% More per Enrollee Amounting to $83 Billion More

Medicare Advantage plans cost taxpayers 22% more per enrollee than traditional Medicare. Understanding payment system flaws and reform options is critical for policymaker and insurer strategy.

Boone Health Extends 4-Year Contract with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield in Missouri

Boone Health signs a 4-year contract extension with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield in Missouri, securing network access for members. MU Health Care remains out of network after contract talks stall.

Mercy and Humana Launch 65 Prime+ Clinics for Medicare Seniors

Mercy and Humana collaborate to open 65 Prime+ clinics in Missouri, enhancing Medicare senior care with tailored primary care services and expanded access to Medicare Advantage plans.

US Healthcare Update: Organ Transplant Loophole, UnitedHealth Scrutiny, Labor Rules

Bipartisan report reveals organ transplant rating loophole; UnitedHealth faces Medicare Advantage scrutiny; labor rules for home health aides under review; CVS and Cigna settle executive lawsuit.

UnitedHealthcare Q1 2025 Earnings: Market Overreaction Presents Value Opportunity

UnitedHealthcare’s Q1 2025 earnings saw a market overreaction due to increased Medicare Advantage costs and CEO resignation. Despite short-term guidance reductions, strong profitability and diversified revenue streams make it a compelling value opportunity.

Medicare Advantage Debate Echoes in NYC Retiree Advocacy

Examining the ongoing Medicare Advantage debate among NYC public service retirees and union influences, highlighting implications for health insurance policy and benefits.

North Mississippi Health Services Ends Medicare Advantage Contract with United Healthcare

North Mississippi Health Services terminates United Healthcare Medicare Advantage contract due to claim denials, impacting 17,000 members and signaling challenges in payer-provider interactions in Mississippi.