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UHC Medicare Advantage patients in RI granted ‘special enrollment period’
Rhode Island's Office of the Attorney General announced Thursday that residents with UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage ...
What Older Adults Need To Know About Trump’s Changes To Medicare
Trump is changing Medicare, mostly focusing on providers. But the biggest impact may come from tariffs and deporting ...
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Are You Missing Out? Half of Medicare Advantage Users Don't Know Their Benefits
Are you getting what you pay for with your Medicare plan? Recent research shows Medicare Advantage users often pay billions ...
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Medicare Advantage enrollment grows, but not quite as fast, as concerns mount
Medicare Advantage enrollment grew by about 1.3 million beneficiaries, or 4%, over the last year, slowing the program’s explosive growth rate compared to prior years, according to a new analysis.
Fierce Healthcare10h
Payer Roundup—AOC slams CMMI model adding prior authorization to Medicare; Clover Health creates pharmacy program
Below is a roundup of payer-centric news headlines you may have missed during the month of July 2025. | In July, Democratic ...
Humana Raises Guidance on Growth in Medicare Advantage
Humana Inc. raised its profit guidance for the year on Wednesday, bucking a trend in the US health insurance industry after ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch1d
Savvy Senior: Beware of the Medicare Advantage trap
Medicare Advantage plans (also known as Medicare Part C) are government approved health plans sold by private insurance ...
Fierce Healthcare2d
UnitedHealthcare to exit certain Medicare Advantage markets as costs balloon, impacting 600K enrollees
D: July 29 at 10 a.m. ETUnitedHealthcare CEO Tim Noel offered investors a deeper look at the medical cost spike that's ...
ConsumerAffairs1d
Seniors face higher Medicare drug plan premiums in 2026
Medicare Part D premiums are set to rise sharply as a key federal subsidy is scaled back. The Trump administration plans to ...
Becker's Hospital Review14h
PCPs leave Medicare at faster rates than specialists: 4 study notes
Primary care physicians are leaving fee-for-service Medicare programs faster than specialists, according to a recent study. The study, published July 18 in JAMA Health Forum, analyzed Medicare Part B ...
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These 4 Medicare Mistakes Could Drain Your Retirement Savings
While most people know Medicare helps with health care costs in retirement, many don’t realize that simple enrollment ...