Healthcare DIVE February 27, 2024
Rebecca Pifer

MA payment per month per beneficiary could drop by 1% next year if regulators finalize rates as proposed, according to the analysis backed by the Better Medicare Alliance.

Dive Brief:

  • Proposed Medicare Advantage rates for 2025 could have a steeper impact on health plans’ payment than the government expects, according to a new study funded by a payer lobbying group.
  • The analysis — backed by the Better Medicare Alliance, which represents payers in the private Medicare program — found MA payment per month per beneficiary could drop by 1% next year if the CMS finalizes the changes. In comparison, the CMS expects payments to MA plans to drop 0.16% under its proposal.
  • Study authors warned that when government reimbursement...

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