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You lost your Medicare Advantage Plan - Elder Law Answers
In 2026, the enrollment in Medicare Advantage is projected to be approximately 35 million beneficiaries. However, due to rising medical costs and federal government oversight, insurance companies are cutting benefits and shrinking service areas, and in some areas of the country, they are exiting, leaving citizens without their Medicare Advantage plan. Lee Pruitt, writing for Elder Law Answers, outlines what to do if you lose your Medicare Advantage plan. Read the article here…
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