Commonwealth Fund March 14, 2018
Stuart Guterman, Laura Skopec, Stephen Zuckerman

Toplines
  • Despite a reduction in the growth of payments to Medicare Advantage plans, their enrollment has grown significantly since 2009 as plans have controlled their costs
  • There may be further room for Medicare Advantage plans to improve efficiencies in delivering benefits, as Medicare payments continue to exceed plans’ costs of providing Medicare benefits

Abstract

  • Issue: Medicare Advantage (MA) enrollment has grown significantly since 2009, despite legislation that reduced what Medicare pays these plans to provide care to enrollees. MA payments, on average, now approach parity with costs in traditional Medicare.
  • Goal: Examine changes in per enrollee costs between 2009 and 2014 to better understand how MA plans have continued...

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