tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2020 Issue Q2
Medicare Advantage: Register These 2021 Medicare Advantage and Part D Proposals
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Article Overview
This article explains a CMS proposed rule affecting Medicare Advantage and Part D for the 2021 and 2022 contract years. It is useful for Medicare compliance, managed care, billing, and reimbursement stakeholders who need a broad view of policy changes, operational impacts, and comment timing tied to the rule.
Why This Topic Matters
The proposal touches multiple operational areas that affect Medicare plans and providers, including network adequacy, enrollment policy, quality measurement, drug management, and beneficiary-facing transparency tools. It also signals changes that may influence contracting, reimbursement, and plan administration.
Article Sections
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Consider These 6 Takeaways from the Proposed Rule
An overview of the article’s main policy themes and the major CMS changes discussed in the proposed rule.
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Growth Rate
Discussion of the proposed Medicare Advantage growth rate and the potential general market effects described in the article.
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ESRD
Coverage and policy changes affecting beneficiaries with end-stage renal disease and related Medicare program updates.
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Telehealth
Proposals related to telehealth, network adequacy, and broader access considerations for Medicare Advantage plans.
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Star ratings
Planned updates to the Medicare Advantage Star Ratings program and related quality measurement changes.
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Opioid prescribing
Part D drug management policy discussion focused on beneficiaries considered at elevated risk for opioid misuse.
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Real-Time Benefit Tool
Proposed timing and implementation issues for a beneficiary-facing real-time benefits and formulary information tool.
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What Impact Will the MA Changes Have on FFS Providers?
How the proposed Medicare Advantage changes may affect fee-for-service providers, contracting, risk, and care delivery trends.
What You Will Learn
- The broad policy areas addressed in the CMS Medicare Advantage and Part D proposed rule
- How the article frames potential effects on plans, providers, and beneficiaries
- Which operational topics are being highlighted for Medicare Advantage and Part D stakeholders
- What general implementation and comment-period issues are associated with the proposal
Who Should Read This
- Medicare Advantage plans
- Part D sponsors
- Hospital and physician revenue cycle teams
- Medicare compliance professionals
- Managed care contracting teams
- Health policy and reimbursement readers
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