Medicare Advantage is based on fixed, risk adjusted, quality-based payments for each beneficiary to enable care that is personalized and emphasizes prevention and care coordination. The number of baby boomers turning 65 years is growing and the majority of these beneficiaries face the challenges of living with serious chronic conditions. The emphasis on patient-centered, disease-specific, effective care delivery and benefit design in Medicare Advantage is increasingly important as Medicare faces these challenges.
This white paper, conducted by Health Management Associates (HMA) and commissioned by Better Medicare Alliance, evaluates the Medicare Advantage community’s response to COVID-19 and key differences in Medicare Advantage and fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare’s abilities to…
Washington, D.C. – Better Medicare Alliance, the nation’s leading research and advocacy organization supporting Medicare Advantage, announced the release of new research conducted by Health Management Associates (HMA) evaluating the Medicare Advantage community’s response to…
This report, commissioned by Better Medicare Alliance's Center for Innovation in Medicare Advantage (CIMA) and conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, examines current approaches to social determinants of health in Medicare Advantage and…
