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Medicare+Choice 1999-2001: An Analysis of Managed Care Plan Withdrawals and Trends in Benefits and Premiums

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  • Lori Achman
  • Marsha Gold

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Notes that health plans leaving the market in 2001 were more likely to have had lower enrollments, higher premiums, and less generous benefits than those that remained, indicating possible competition problems.

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  • Lori Achman & Marsha Gold, 2002. "Medicare+Choice 1999-2001: An Analysis of Managed Care Plan Withdrawals and Trends in Benefits and Premiums," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d6b7083a5f564cb1a93d756c9, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:d6b7083a5f564cb1a93d756c99c09e16
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    1. Marsha Gold & Lori Achman, "undated". "Raising Payment Rates: Initial Effects of BIPA 2000," Mathematica Policy Research Reports aa9878e281a84f0ab7d985004, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    5. Marsha Gold & Michael Sinclair & Mia Cahill & Natalie Justh & Jessica Mittler, "undated". "Medicare Beneficiaries and Health Plan Choice, 2000," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 9f45478b4e874f61b4e17ad31, Mathematica Policy Research.
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