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Some Medicare Advantage Plans are cutting benefits - AOL.com
“Medicare Advantage” - private healthcare plans which replace traditional (original) Medicare - have become very popular among Americans. These plans typically offer some extra benefits not available with traditional Medicare, usually at little (or no) extra cost. But these private Medicare Advantage plans are also driven by profit, which is now causing some insurers to reset their thinking on how many extras they can afford. Thus, some Americans may find themselves actually losing some “perks” by staying with the same plan. Click here to read all about it in this AOL.com article by Chris Kissell.
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