Medicare Advantage saved Medicare
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From what?
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Maybe. But video killed the radio star.
Trillions? Hope you've got a 2nd thing that comes to mind.Saved from trillions of dollars in funding is the first thing that came to mind
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According to a 2019 article by Kaiser, the Federal government spent $321 more per person for Medicare Advantage enrollees than for beneficiaries with Original Medicare.
How can anything that costs more save you money?
Payments to Medicare Advantage Plans Boosted Medicare Spending by $7 Billion in 2019 | KFF
The federal government spent $321 more per person for beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans than for those in traditional Medicare in 2019, a gap that amounted to $7 billion in additional spending on the increasingly popular private plans that year, finds a new KFF analysis. The...
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According to a 2019 article by Kaiser, the Federal government spent $321 more per person for Medicare Advantage enrollees than for beneficiaries with Original Medicare.
How can anything that costs more save you money?
Payments to Medicare Advantage Plans Boosted Medicare Spending by $7 Billion in 2019 | KFF
The federal government spent $321 more per person for beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans than for those in traditional Medicare in 2019, a gap that amounted to $7 billion in additional spending on the increasingly popular private plans that year, finds a new KFF analysis. The...
It was sarcasm. "Saved it from funding" .... was a sarcastic response meaning it took away that funding.
Hence my follow up with the annual figure of tax money that goes to subsidized MAPD.
Didn't catch the sarcasm. My bad.
For a minute I thought you'd been smoking one of those U-Joints.
According to a 2019 article by Kaiser, the Federal government spent $321 more per person for Medicare Advantage enrollees than for beneficiaries with Original Medicare.
How can anything that costs more save you money?
Payments to Medicare Advantage Plans Boosted Medicare Spending by $7 Billion in 2019 | KFF
The federal government spent $321 more per person for beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans than for those in traditional Medicare in 2019, a gap that amounted to $7 billion in additional spending on the increasingly popular private plans that year, finds a new KFF analysis. The...
Do they have any figures when adding part D for those on OM?
