Unease is building among smaller, nonprofit Medicare managed care plans as they digest the impact of next year’s program payment rates.
The private Medicare Advantage “safety-net plans” say their 2025 payment rates won’t match the rising costs of serving some of the program’s most vulnerable beneficiaries.
Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans, or “D-SNPs,” are MA plans that serve a portion of the estimated 12 million sick, low-income beneficiaries with costly, complex medical needs who also qualify for Medicaid.
Payments to MA plans will increase 3.7% on average in 2025, according to a recent final rule. But that amounts ...
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