Por: The New York Times Health November 05, 2022
The sales pitches show up in your mailbox and inbox, in robocalls and texts. Ads target you on radio and television and social media. Touting Medicare Advantage plans, these campaigns promise low premiums and all kinds of extra benefits.And they work. The proportion of eligible Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, funded with federal dollars but offered through private insurance companies, has hit 48 percent. By next... + full article
Orlando Sentinel USA Health October 21, 2022
Open enrollment for Florida’s Medicare beneficiaries comes with some positive news: Most seniors will see cost savings in 2023. For the first time in more than a decade, Floridians will see a reduction in their premiums in 2023 for Medicare Part B and Medicare Advantage plans.... + más
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CBS News USA Health October 12, 2022
Medicare open enrollment starts soon, but 7 in 10 Medicare beneficiaries say they don't compare Medicare plans during this period, according to a 2021 by KFF, a health policy nonprofit.That's not great, since Medicare Advantage plans — which operate much like the... + más
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Associated Press USA Science October 06, 2022
Health insurers will flood the Medicare Advantage market again this fall with enticing offers for plans that have no monthly price tag.The number of so-called zero-premium plans has been growing for years, and they can appeal to retirees who live on fixed incomes. Experts say... + más
ABC News USA Business October 05, 2022
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NBC 6 South Florida USA World October 05, 2022
Troels Graugaard E+ Getty Images Health insurers will flood the Medicare Advantage market again this fall with enticing offers for plans that have no monthly price tag. The number of so-called zero-premium plans has been growing for years, and they can appeal to retirees who... + más
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