Timeline — Membership Movement
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Medicare Advantage disenrollment jumps with each complex diagnosis: Study
Each complex condition further drives Medicare Advantage disenrollment, according to research published Aug. 21 in JAMA Health Forum. Researchers from Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University reviewed a cohort of more than 1 million MA beneficiaries to determine transitions to traditional Medicare or other MA plans. Here are six notes from the research: The post Medicare Advantage disenrollment jumps with each complex diagnosis: Study appeared first on Becker's Payer Issues | Payer News .
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Henry Ford Health Medicare Advantage membership surges 46%: 7 things to know
Detroit-based Henry Ford Health saw Medicare Advantage membership climb 45.8% year over year during the first half of 2026 as its insurance business helped drive revenue growth. Seven things to know: 1. Medicare Advantage membership reached 132,566 as of June 30, up from 90,935 at the same point in 2025, according to Henry Ford Health’s […] The post Henry Ford Health Medicare Advantage membership surges 46%: 7 things to know appeared first on Becker's Payer Issues | Payer News .
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The MolinaCares Accord Grants $100,000 to Illinois Public Health Association to Support Illinois’ Medicaid Population
The MolinaCares Accord (“MolinaCares”), in collaboration with Molina Healthcare of Illinois (“Molina”), announced a $100,000 grant to support the Illinois Public Health Association’s (“IPHA”) new community health worker (“CHW”) pilot program that aims to reduce procedural Medicaid disenrollment during redetermination – the annual Medicaid renewal process.
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Centene to cut some Medicare Advantage plans, exit 3 states
Centene's strategy could cost it about one-third of its Medicare Advantage membership.
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Aetna cuts Medicare Advantage commissions for 2027 sales
Medicare Advantage carriers continue to take a cautious approach to enrollment amid high costs.
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