Medicare Advantage Quality Of Care Study

Medicare Advantage members receive higher quality of care

Consider a Medicare Advantage Plan if you are interested in a higher quality of care. According to a new analysis of publicly available AHRQ data released October 1, 2009 by America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), seniors in Medicare Advantage Plans spent fewer days in a hospital, were subject to fewer hospital re-admissions, and were less likely to have “potentially avoidable” admissions for a host of chronic conditions.

Read the article from Producers Web to get more detail on this study.


Medicare Advantage Plans include many value added benefits including preventative services, such as;

These preventative services play a large role in staying healthy and diagnosing symptoms early, which can lead to a higher quality of care.




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Presently I am not on medicare…when I am I would think all those things would be covered as they are now. However I do know health care in the US is not equal all over so maybe those things would not be routine elsewhere. In that case the change is good. I feel the length of time between screenings is too long now so hopefully this would improve that.

Kathy, Let’s hope we have similar coverage when we become eligible for Medicare.

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