Commonwealth Fund June 7, 2018
Billy Wynne and Max Horowitz

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  • CMS has granted Medicare Advantage plans more flexibility than ever to offer non-medical services outside of traditional Medicare
  • A combination of higher potential payment and fewer restrictions on extra benefits for MA plans next year should lead to greater scrutiny of plans by CMS

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently made a series of interrelated policy changes to give Medicare Advantage (MA) plans more flexibility than ever to offer additional services outside of traditional Medicare. Known as supplemental benefits, these services have historically included items like dental, vision, and hearing. By allowing plans to offer an even wider and more tailored array of services, CMS expects that plans will be better...

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