HealthLeaders Media March 31, 2023
By Jay Asser

Medicare Advantage (MA) growth was led by United and Humana, while nonprofit insurers lagged behind.

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The Chartis Group analyzed Medicare Advantage and Medicare data from CMS to track enrollment performance in 2023.

Medicare Advantage grew 9.5% by adding a record 2.7 million members, while traditional Medicare lost 1.3 million beneficiaries.

For-profit payers drove the MA surge, with United and Humana accounting for 44% and 21% of the growth, respectively.

MA experienced record enrollment for the 2023 plan year as for-profit payers continued to grab a greater market share, according to analysis by The Chartis Group.

The healthcare consulting firm examined MA and Medicare data from CMS between January 2019 and January 2023 and...

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