Becker's Healthcare September 26, 2023
Claire Wallace

This year, eight major U.S. health systems have canceled their Medicare Advantage contracts, often citing low reimbursement rates and prior authorization hassles.

The large-scale termination of these contracts could signal a national trend that could affect ASCs and health systems.

The following health systems are calling it quits with Medicare Advantage plans this year:

1. Two physician groups affiliated with San Diego-based Scripps Health filed termination notices with Medicare Advantage plans used by thousands of San Diego County patients, effective Jan. 1, 2024.

2. Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., and Scottsdale, Ariz., warned patients that it plans to no longer accept most Medicare Advantage plans. If patients with those plans seek care, it will be considered...

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Topics: ASC, Health System / Hospital, Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Provider
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