Facing financial and federal regulatory pressures, many insurers are pulling their Medicare Advantage plans from counties and states they’ve deemed unprofitable.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-29 15:33:44">October 29, 2024 at 3:33 PM EDT</time>

Facing financial and federal regulatory pressures, many insurers are pulling their Medicare Advantage plans from counties and states they’ve deemed unprofitable.{ai:summary}<p>Insurers are withdrawing Medicare Advantage plans from various counties and states due to financial and regulatory challenges, labeling these areas as unprofitable. </p><p>This trend reflects broader issues within the healthcare insurance market. #health</p>

1 million+ patients lose coverage as insurers, hospitals drop Medicare Advantage

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