CMS finalizes 2023 payment changes for MA, Part D plans
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services yesterday announced final updates and changes to its Medicare Advantage and Part D payment methodologies for calendar year 2023. The agency expects MA plans to see an average revenue increase of 8.5% under the final policies.
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