Over 100,000 Maryland Residents to Lose Medicare Advantage Plans at End of 2025
Beneficiaries impacted by these changes have until
"Our goal is to help as many people find a new plan with the same, or similar benefits to the ones they're losing" said
"Many seniors won't know where to go, who to speak to, or what options are available to them," Palmiotto added. "That's our job, to try to replace what they've lost from several other companies. We'll handle the paperwork and ensure they're enrolled in time for the new year."
It came as a shock to many that their Advantage Plans would be discontinued, but not all the plans are exiting
Additionally, while the core Advantage plans may be terminating, many of the Dual Special Needs plans, or those that assist Medicare and Medicaid recipients, have mainly remained untouched. Palmiotto advises to seek help from a local broker that can help guide you towards the plan of your choice.
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