Rural hospitals question whether they can afford Medicare Advantage contracts
Republished with permission from KFF Health News. Rural hospital leaders are questioning whether they can continue to afford to do business with Medicare Advantage companies, and some say the only way to maintain services and protect patients is to end their contracts with the private insurers.
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