Healthcare DIVE September 30, 2024
Emily Olsen

The CMS said premiums, benefits and plan choices will hold steady in 2025, even as insurers have warned they could cut MA offerings in a bid to preserve profits.

Dive Brief:

  • Medicare Advantage beneficiaries will pay less in premiums on average for their health plans in 2025, the CMS said on Friday.
  • The average monthly premium for all MA plans will fall to $17 next year from $18.23 in 2024. Around 83% of enrollees will have the same or lower premium if they stay enrolled in the same health plan, and about 60% of beneficiaries in their current plans will have a zero-dollar premium, according to the CMS.
  • Beneficiaries in the average county will have 65 plans to choose...

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