Medicare Advantage plans could absorb hit from proposed rate change rather than cut benefits, experts say
While insurers clamor that Medicare Advantage plans will cut benefits and hike premiums if an advance notice is finalized, some experts say that the impact on beneficiaries will be negligible as plans could absorb any hit.
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