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Medicare Advantage: 2011 profits similar to projections for most plans, but higher for plans with specific eligibility requirements: repor (en Inglés)
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Medicare Advantage: 2011 profits similar to projections for most plans, but higher for plans with specific eligibility requirements: repor (en Inglés) - Office, U. S. Government Accountability
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Reseña del libro "Medicare Advantage: 2011 profits similar to projections for most plans, but higher for plans with specific eligibility requirements: repor (en Inglés)"
" MA organizations are entities that contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to offer one or more private plans as an alternative to the Medicare fee-for-service (FFS) program. These MA plans are generally available to all Medicare beneficiaries, although certain types of plans, such as employer group plans, have specific eligibility requirements. Payments to MA organizations are based, in part, on the projected expenses and profits that MA organizations submit to CMS. These projections also affect (1) the extent to which MA beneficiaries receive additional benefits not provided under FFS and (2) beneficiary cost-sharing and premium amounts. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) required that, starting in 2014, MA organizations have a minimum medical loss ratio of 85 percent-that is, they must spend 85 percent of revenue on medical expenses, quality-improving activities, and reduced premiums. This report examines how MA organizations' actual expenses and profits for 2011 as a percentage of revenue and in dollars compared to projections for the same year, both for plans available to all Medicare beneficiaries and for plans with specific eligibility requirements. GAO analyzed data on MA organizations' projected and actual allocation of revenue to expenses and profits. The percentage of revenue spent on medical expenses reported in GAO's study is not directly comparable to the PPACA medical"