Choice Continues to Erode in 2002

Marsha Gold and John McCoy

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Abstract: Reports on the continuing exit of plans from the market, resulting in less geographic coverage, less expansive benefits, and increasing premiums. Voluntary disenrollment rates are rising too, with most disenrollees returning to traditional Medicare.

Keywords: Medicare+Choice; Fast; Facts (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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