In a new policy paper, the American College of Physicians encouraged Medicare Advantage to increase transparency and better align plans to diminish excessive and burdensome administrative tasks on clinicians, as well as confusion among patients.
“As enrollment in Medicare Advantage [MA] plans increases, there is a growing interest in understanding the differences in care delivery, quality, resource utilization and cost between MA and traditional Medicare,” Jack Ende, MD, MACP, president of American College of Physicians (ACP), said in a press release. “If MA plans were to
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