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Health systems and hospitals are dropping Medicare Advantage coverage, which could put patients at risk of not being reimbursed for some care. Drazen Zigic / Shutterstock.com
If you have signed up for Medicare Advantage coverage, it might be wise to double-check to make sure all of your doctors and pharmacies will accept the 2024 plan you are signing up for. Becker’s Hospital Review reports that some major U.S. health care systems either have canceled contracts with Medicare Advantage providers or plan to do so soon. Private insurers offer Medicare Advantage plans…
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