HealthLeaders Media February 28, 2024
Marie DeFreitas

The recent proposed MA rate cuts could cut into payers’ profits, and payers are fighting back.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Newly proposed MA rate cuts are causing pushback from payers

– The proposed rates could see MA cuts drop by 1% per month per beneficiary next year

– Insurers are arguing the CMS did not calculate the rising utilization costs that payers are facing

Medicare Advantage (MA) has long been a favorite of payers, often doubling their profits. But will potential rate cuts send payers fleeing out of the program?

Originally, CMS expected MA rate cuts to drop about 0.16%. But a recent study from the payer lobbying group Better Medicine Alliance, which represents payers in Medicare, found that if the...

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