Medicare Advantage plans would publicly share details on extra benefits
This bill would require Medicare Advantage plans to share detailed information about the extra benefits they offer, like dental or vision care. This data would be made public and available to researchers, helping people understand how these benefits are used and paid for. It would also include privacy protections for enrollees.
Today, Medicare Advantage plans are not explicitly required to send detailed information about the extra benefits they offer to the government, and this data is not publicly available. If this bill becomes law, starting with plan years in 2029, these plans would have to submit detailed information about who uses which extra benefits and how much they cost. This data would then be made public and available for research by October 2030, with privacy protections in place.
HR 5243 · 119th Congress · September 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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