Cuts in Medicare Advantage Could Affect 130,000 Nevada Patients

Alfredo Alvarez, 71, typically visits two doctors a week. A diabetic, Alvarez has had triple-bypass heart surgery, diverticulitis and back surgery. He pays $107 a month for Medicare Advantage — and says the money is well worth it. That’s why he recently fired off a letter to U.S. Sen. Harry Reid opposing cuts to the Medicare program that insures seniors through private health plans.

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Poll: A bipartisan majority of seniors on Medicare Advantage are satisfied with their coverage February 22, 2023

A bipartisan majority of seniors on Medicare Advantage are satisfied with their coverage. Consistent with 2021, nearly all (94%) seniors on Medicare Advantage are satisfied with their Medicare Advantage coverage in 2022, including 95% of…

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BMA Statement on CMS Proposal to Cut Medicare Advantage February 2, 2023

WASHINGTON – After further review, Better Medicare Alliance, the nation’s leading research and advocacy organization representing a diverse coalition of stakeholders supporting Medicare Advantage, issued the following statement regarding the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid…

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Bipartisan Majority of Senators Urge Support for Medicare Advantage February 1, 2023

WASHINGTON – Better Medicare Alliance, the nation’s leading research and advocacy organization supporting Medicare Advantage, today applauded the bipartisan Senate support for Medicare Advantage as demonstrated in a letter signed by 61 senators from both…

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