Becker's Healthcare January 26, 2024
Rylee Wilson

CMS is seeking input on improving transparency in the Medicare Advantage program.

The agency issued a request for information Jan. 25, seeking public feedback on how data collection and transparency in the program can be improved.

In a news release, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra said increased transparency is key to increasing competitiveness in the program and ensuring Medicare dollars are spent correctly.

“Americans with Medicare who have managed care plans called Medicare Advantage should not feel like their health care is a black box,” Mr. Becerra said. “The lack of transparency in Medicare Advantage managed care plans deprives patients of important information that helps them make informed decisions. It deprives researchers and doctors of critical data to...

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