Plan switches for dually eligible MA members increasingly common
Switching between Medicare Advantage plans has become more popular in recent years, particularly for enrollees who are dually eligible for Medicaid, according to a study published Sept. 9 in the American Journal of Managed Care. The research relied on administrative enrollment data, looking at the 2016-to-2022 period. Compared with beneficiaries who only have Medicare, dually […] The post Plan switches for dually eligible MA members increasingly common appeared first on Becker's Payer Issues...
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Membership Movement signal via Becker's Payer Issues: "Plan switches for dually eligible MA members increasingly common".
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] Becker's Payer Issues reports on membership movement: Switching between Medicare Advantage plans has become more popular in recent years, particularly for enrollees who are dually eligible for Medicaid, according to a study published Sept. 9 in the American Journal of Manag…
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