Two reports indicate that the three major insurers offering Medicare Advantage plans denied approximately 13 percent of patients' requests for access to skilled nursing facilities for recovery following surgery or serious illness.
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Analysis Reveals Denial Rates for Medicare Advantage Plans
An analysis of Medicare Advantage plans shows that major insurers denied around 13 percent of requests from patients seeking access to skilled nursing facilities for recovery. This finding raises concerns about access to necessary care for seniors.
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Medicare Advantage Plans Often Deny Seniors Access to Special Care, Analysis Shows
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Analysis Reveals Denial Rates for Medicare Advantage Plans