KFF November 8, 2023

With open enrollment underway, Medicare beneficiaries have until December 7th to review and select their coverage for 2024. They also have a lot of options to choose from, as two new KFF analyses show.

For many beneficiaries, the first decision is whether to enroll in traditional Medicare (often with supplemental coverage and a stand-alone prescription drug plan) or Medicare Advantage, the private plans sponsored by insurance companies that now cover more than half of all eligible Medicare beneficiaries.

One new analysis shows that the typical beneficiary has a choice of 43 Medicare Advantage plans as an alternative to traditional Medicare for 2024. That is the same number available as in 2023, but more than double the number of plans offered...

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