
Performance Scores for Dual-Eligibles Can Drag Down Medicare Advantage Ratings, Study Says
Low-income and disabled people who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid and belong to Medicare Advantage plans consistently score worse than other Medicare Advantage enrollees on the performance measures that determine plan eligibility for bonus payments from the CMS.
Low-income and disabled people who are dually eligible for
The results suggest a significant association between
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Source: Modern Healthcare
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