Medicare Advantage Premiums Expected to Fall More Than 16% in 2027
Medicare Advantage premiums are projected to fall more than 16% in 2027 as CMS reports stable plan availability and modest changes in Medicare Part D costs.
Medicare Advantage premiums are projected to fall more than 16% in 2027 as CMS reports stable plan availability and modest changes in Medicare Part D costs.
NCQA’s 2026 Health Plan Ratings show a 64% increase in 5-star plans, along with widespread quality improvements among Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and commercial health plans.
Learn how Indiana’s PathWays for Aging MLTSS program works, how it has performed since its launch, and what the state’s new Medicaid procurement could mean for consumers.
Learn how Arizona’s ALTCS program is structured, how it has performed for members, and what the upcoming reprocurement could change.
Indiana is launching a $68 billion Medicaid managed care procurement covering four programs and nearly 1.5 million beneficiaries as the state looks to control rising costs and improve care.
Massachusetts uses integrated programs to coordinate medical care, behavioral health, and long-term services, but recent eligibility and program changes create new consumer considerations.
Vermont and California are advancing legislation that would limit the use of AI in mental health treatment, requiring greater clinician oversight and stronger patient protections.
A new analysis finds states are expanding home- and community-based services through Medicaid, but workforce shortages, waitlists, and funding pressures continue to challenge access.
Pennsylvania is investing $1 million in a Medicaid housing pilot designed to improve health outcomes, reduce hospital use, and address housing instability among vulnerable residents.
A new study finds food insecurity is linked to higher emergency department spending, lower income, and greater job instability, highlighting opportunities for managed care interventions.