July 5, 2015

More Seniors Continue to Enroll in Medicare Advantage

A new Kaiser Family Foundation issue brief shows Medicare Advantage (MA) is increasingly popular among seniors as more beneficiaries continue to enroll in the program. Since 2014, over one million new beneficiaries have enrolled in MA, and total enrollment currently exceeds 17 million. Much of this growth comes from beneficiaries switching from traditional Medicare to MA as evidence continues to show that seniors are highly satisfied with their MA coverage and value MA’s affordability, simplicity, focus on prevention and supplemental benefits.

Direct Contracting and Medicare Advantage: Understanding the Differences August 3, 2022

By Jonathan Frank When individuals become eligible for Medicare, they face an important decision: whether to enroll in fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare – sometimes called Traditional Medicare – or Medicare Advantage. As our 2022 State of…

Beneficiary Choice

Value Based Care

MA 101

Setting the Record Straight on Axios’s Recent Coverage of Medicare Advantage August 11, 2021

By Jonathan Frank As Medicare Advantage continues to grow – driven by diverse, medically complex, and at-risk beneficiaries who make an active choice to enroll – so, too, does the outcry from those with an…

Advocacy

Beneficiary Choice

MA 101

WTAS: The Value of Medicare Advantage February 27, 2015

“These plans are particularly important for low-income beneficiaries who are financially vulnerable, as well as rural and minority populations who are seeing fewer plan choices.” U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer, press release – February 20, 2015…

Coordinated Care

MA 101

Patient Centered Care