2012New England Journal of MedicineRequires access

Medicare Advantage — Lessons for Medicare's Future

Marsha Gold

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One proposed solution to the problem of high and rising Medicare costs is to expand the use of private plans and market competition. What lessons for current Medicare policy can be gleaned from the history of Medicare Advantage plans?

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One proposed solution to the problem of high and rising Medicare costs is to expand the use of private plans and market competition. What lessons for current Medicare policy can be gleaned from the history of Medicare Advantage plans?

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One proposed solution to the problem of high and rising Medicare costs is to expand the use of private plans and market competition. What lessons for current Medicare policy can be gleaned from the history of Medicare Advantage plans?

Key concepts: Medicare Advantage, Medicine, Competition (biology), Medicare Part D, Medicare Part B, Health plan, Actuarial science, Public economics

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