The great Medicare Advantage marketing scam: How for-profit health insurers convince seniors to enroll in private Medicare plans
Jayne Kleinman is bombarded with Medicare Advantage promotions every open enrollment period — even though she has no interest in leaving traditional Medicare, which allows seniors to choose their doctors and get the care they want without interference from multi-billion-dollar insurance companies.
The great Medicare Advantage marketing scam: How for-profit health insurers convince seniors to enroll in private Medicare plans Matthew Cunningham-Cook Jan 10, 2024 69 16 14 Share Jayne Kleinman is bombarded with Medicare Advantage promotions every open enrollment period — even though she has no interest in leaving traditional Medicare, which allows seniors to choose their doctors and get the care they want without interference from multi-billion-dollar insurance companies. “My biggest problem with being barraged is that so many of the ads were inaccurate,” Kleinman, a retired social services
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