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MVP also among local insurers with changes to Medicare plans
MVP Health Care of Schenectady is among the local health insurers that have made changes this year to its Medicare product lineup. Read More
Major health insurers scaling back Medicare Advantage offerings in 2026

Leading health insurers announced Wednesday that they will scale back their Medicare Advantage offerings next year as the health insurance industry braces for decreases in government reimbursement. Read More
The Medicare Advantage ecosystem is changing, and patients are caught in the middle
The popular plans covering tens of thousands of elderly Mass. residents are charging higher premiums, shrinking provider networks, and covering fewer drugs. Read More
Health insurers are reducing Medicare Advantage options next year

Multiple health insurers are decreasing their Medicare Advantage options for next year as the health insurance industry navigates lower government reimbursement rates. Read More
US health insurers reduce Medicare Advantage operations in 2026

(Reuters) -CVS Health, Humana and UnitedHealth Group will pull back on Medicare Advantage offerings next year, the companies said on Wednesday, as the health insurance industry braces for more ... Read More
Health insurers reduce Medicare Advantage options in '26

CVS Health, Humana and UnitedHealth Group will pull back on Medicare Advantage offerings next year, the companies said on Wednesday, as the health insurance industry braces for more decreases in ... Read More
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