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The perks of Medicare Advantage health insurance plans could shrink in the near future due to a couple of factors. LightField Studios / Shutterstock.com
Millions of retirees with Medicare Advantage plans enjoy many freebies that they would have to pay for if they had chosen traditional Medicare coverage. But that gravy train might be slowing down. The Wall Street Journal reports that insurers may soon cut back on these perks — which include everything from dental and vision coverage to gym memberships — in order to boost profit margins.
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