Supplemental Benefits Under Medicare Advantage

Medicare Advantage has grown rapidly since the 2003 Medicare Modernization Act, and now covers 17 million or 33 percent of the 54 million Medicare beneficiaries — up from 13 percent a decade ago. This option allows seniors and the disabled to receive their Medicare benefits from a choice of private health care plans, instead of a single benefit structure managed directly by the federal government through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

Press Releases

Analysis: In-Home Support Benefits, Caregiver Support on the Rise in Medicare Advantage November 17, 2022

Washington, D.C. – As Medicare’s annual open enrollment period continues, a new brief commissioned by Better Medicare Alliance (BMA) and prepared by the actuarial consulting firm Milliman demonstrates that supplemental benefits in Medicare Advantage continue…

Flexibility in Benefit Design

Press Releases

New Analysis Highlights Innovative Approaches to Behavioral Health Coverage in Medicare Advantage November 1, 2022

Washington, D.C. – Better Medicare Alliance, the nation’s leading research and advocacy organization supporting Medicare Advantage, today unveiled a new mixed-methods analysis conducted by ATI Advisory, which shows how Medicare Advantage provides beneficiaries with access to behavioral…

Flexibility in Benefit Design

Coordinated Care

Health Outcomes

Press Releases

Better Medicare Alliance Unveils 2022 State of Medicare Advantage Report July 20, 2022

Washington, D.C. – Better Medicare Alliance, the nation’s leading research and advocacy organization supporting Medicare Advantage, unveiled its 2022 State of Medicare Advantage report. Released annually, the report compiles the latest research and data to…

MA 101

Advocacy