Medicare Beneficiaries and Choice in the New Orleans Metropolitan Area, 2000

Marsha Gold, Jessica Mittler and Beth Stevens

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Abstract: Notes that 14 percent of Medicare beneficiaries had no source of supplemental coverage to pay costs not covered by Medicare. Medicare HMOs are an important source of coverage, especially for those who do not receive supplemental coverage under an employer group.

Keywords: Health; Medicare+Choice; Beneficiaries; New; Orleans; Profile (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 12
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