Ready or Not, Obamacare Could Alter Medicare Advantage Plans As We Know Them
It’s been a little more than nine months since state and federally run health insurance exchanges opened for business, and we’re still largely at the point where everyone involved, from consumers all the way up to the insurance companies themselves, are learning on the go. Total enrollment of 8.1 million people handily surpassed the Department of Health and Human Services enrollment estimates for 2014, but this is just one piece in a long-term puzzle meant to reduce the number of uninsured and sign up healthy individuals who’ll help insurers spread the cost of medical care across a larger number of members, ultimately reducing medical inflationary costs….Read More
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