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UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage patients won’t have to wait to change coverage
Thousands of Rhode Island seniors and disabled residents no longer covered for non-emergency visits at four local hospitals can switch insurance plans ahead of the fall open enrollment period. Gov. Dan McKee and the Rhode Island Office of Healthy Aging announced a two-month special enrollment period for UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage patients on Thursday — exactly
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Medicare Part D premiums are set to rise sharply as a key federal subsidy is scaled back. The Trump administration plans to ...
Medicare Advantage enrollment grew by about 1.3 million beneficiaries, or 4%, over the last year, slowing the program’s explosive growth rate compared to prior years, according to a new analysis.
Below is a roundup of payer-centric news headlines you may have missed during the month of July 2025. | In July, Democratic ...
Medicare drug plans are increasingly excluding coverage of new specialty drugs that treat complex conditions like cancers and ...
Rhode Island's Office of the Attorney General announced Thursday that residents with UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage ...
Medicare Advantage plans (also known as Medicare Part C) are government approved health plans sold by private insurance ...
On July 1, about 20,000 Rhode Islanders enrolled in some Medicare Advantage plans from UHC lost their coverage at Brown ...
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