More than 26 million Americans — nearly 40% of all those eligible for Medicare* — now choose Medicare Advantage plans. And that number is expected to grow to 51% by 2030.**
The plans’ ability to deliver more extensive services, access to care and value to Medicare members has fueled its growth. Innovative patient‑centered programs help improve quality and reduce costs for seniors and the most vulnerable Americans with disabilities.
What sets Medicare Advantage plans apart? Compared to traditional Medicare plans, Medicare Advantage provides more benefits to members. Supplemental benefits generally include integrated vision, hearing and dental coverage, along with a telehealth option. Other unique benefits address social barriers to better health such as wellness programs, nutrition, transportation and in‑home caregiver solutions.
Advantages to Labor Funds. The Labor industry has always promoted comprehensive health care benefits for its members. When a Labor fund provides retirees with a Group Medicare Advantage plan, it replaces the Fund’s retirement health plan.
Group Medicare Advantage plans work with your retired members to help prevent and detect diseases and manage health. Chronic conditions are addressed through programs that better integrate and coordinate care.
Medicare Advantage programs promote enhanced benefits and access to care, develop innovative services and strive to improve quality — while also reducing costs. Your Labor account executive can help you explore the benefits of offering a Medicare Advantage plan to your retirees.
Sources:
*Coalition for Medicare Choices
** Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), A Dozen Facts About Medicare Advantage in 2020
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