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In 2019, a record 36% of Medicare beneficiaries will be getting their benefits in a Medicare Advantage plan. CMS has broadened the services such plans can provide-services that may reduce expensive treatments and injuries. Insurers continue to see the market as a business opportunity. Critics see a slow-motion privatization of the entitlement.
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