An analysis of Medicare Advantage plans indicated that three major insurers denied approximately 13 percent of patients' requests for access to skilled nursing facilities following surgery or serious illness. The findings are based on two separate reports.
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Analysis Reveals Denial Rates for Medicare Advantage Rehab Care
Recent analysis shows that three major insurers providing Medicare Advantage plans denied about 13 percent of patients' requests for rehabilitation care in skilled nursing facilities. This data is derived from two reports examining the practices of these insurers.
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Medicare Advantage Plans Often Deny Seniors Access to Rehab Care, Analysis Shows
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Analysis Reveals Denial Rates for Medicare Advantage Rehab Care