Home Health Care News September 23, 2019
Bailey Bryant

The Medicare Advantage (MA) landscape is heating up like never before, largely thanks to continued flexibilities from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that allow plans to cover a variety of nonmedical benefits.

Plans’ newfound ability to offer supplemental benefits such as home care and transportation for certain beneficiaries is drawing a number of new players into the space, many of whom are poised to create disruption.

In fact, there have been at least 16 new MA plan entrants this Annual Election Period (AEP), according to Patrick Phillips, CEO of Cavulus.

Hilton Head, South Carolina-based Cavulus is a technology firm that caters specifically to the Medicare Advantage industry, providing plans solutions for marketing, sales, compliance...

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