McKinsey March 13, 2024
Gabe Isaacson, Dan Jamieson, Sonja Pedersen Green, Emily Pender, Cara Repasky

The Medicare Advantage program is undergoing its biggest shifts in more than two decades. Payers can take steps now to mount a strategic, agile response as the changes unfold.

This year US health insurers have to navigate strong crosscurrents from demographic shifts, regulatory changes, and member preferences. How they react now can have an impact for years to come.

By Gabe Isaacson, Dan Jamieson, Sonja Pedersen-Green, and Cara Repasky

The undeniable story of early 2024 for US health insurers has been the sustained economic pressures that Medicare Advantage (MA) payers are experiencing. This was borne out in 2023 year-end financial results, with several MA payers pointing to inpatient and outpatient care utilization being higher than expected, consequently increasing the medical-loss...

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