HealthLeaders Media February 3, 2023
Jay Asser

A report investigates the information the federal agency has on enrollees’ utilization of Medicare Advantage (MA) supplemental benefits.

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GAO analyzed plan benefit data for nearly 4,000 MA plans to gauge how much information on enrollees’ utilization of supplemental benefits was available to CMS in 2022.

The findings revealed that all but one plan offered at least one supplemental benefit, with vision (98%) and hearing (94%) coverage the most common.

Reasons for limited encounter data was a lack of clarity on if supplemental benefits data is required for MA plans to submit and challenges relating to submission of data.

While almost all MA plans offer supplemental benefits, data on their usage is lacking for...

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Topics: CMS, GAO, Govt Agencies, Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Survey / Study, Trends
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