15 Carriers Exit Medicare Advantage Markets

[Chazm]

Sold in FL for 16+ years, sell in every county, and never sold or heard of alignment health. Needless to say, I doubt many were affected.

 

[axeman462]

Sold in FL for 16+ years, sell in every county, and never sold or heard of alignment health. Needless to say, I doubt many were affected.

I'm sure both they're enrollees were moderately disappointed the plan exited

 

[axeman462]

I found the 2025 KFF spotlight, pretty interesting stuff here

Florida got less plans for 2025, but Georgia got more

Medicare Advantage 2025 Spotlight: A First Look at Plan Offerings | KFF

This brief provides an overview of the Medicare Advantage plans that are available for 2025 and key trends over time. The average Medicare beneficiary will have the option of 34 Medicare Advantage prescription drug (MA-PD) plans in 2025, 2 fewer than the 36 options available in 2024. The average...

www.kff.org

 

[goillini52]

How is reporting on the number of carriers exiting MAP plans scare tactics? It's just reporting on reality.

Also based on what I have read more carriers are existing MAP markets than entering them, even though the number of people with MAP plans is increasing every year. This implies the market is consolidating which isn't always a good thing with respect to keeping overall prices (eg premium, MOOP, etc.) down (supply/demand issues).

I'm joking.

 

[axeman462]

MAPD market offerings in 2020


MAPD market offerings in 2025

 

[straightnochaser]

MAPD market offerings in 2020
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MAPD market offerings in 2025
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You've gone above and beyond there.. Quality research, wish we could say the same about the copy paste king.

 

[Yagents]

Wonder what map would look like if it excluded non commish mapd plans?

 

[axeman462]

Wonder what map would look like if it excluded non commish mapd plans?

Thats a fair question, so I looked at Florida. The best estimate I could make is, at worst, it would be a 10% difference.

Which means the consumer (if working with a broker) would still have more choices than they had in 2020 in most counties. And would have much more choices than they had 10 years ago in every single county in Florida.

I don't know if that is true in every state across the country. I don't care about other states. Only Florida.

 

[rmhaire]

I don't care about other states. Only Florida.

Damn Unicorns.

 

[gregj]

My Bucks county clientele have 80+ MAPD/MA options