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Increased Payments to Medicare Advantage Plans for Dually Eligible Beneficiaries

By Laura M. Keohane, PhD, MS
Emma M. Achola, PhD

February 4th 2026

Increasing Medicare Advantage payments for full Medicaid enrollees was not associated with meaningful changes in inpatient or nursing home use.

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PBM Reforms Signed Into Law, Reshaping Medicare Part D Drug Pricing Transparency

By Sabrina McCrear

February 3rd 2026

Contributor: The Majority (57.5%) of Commercially Insured Patients Had 1 or More Chronic Conditions in 2024

By Ray Campbell, JD

February 2nd 2026

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CMS Proposes Nearly Flat 2027 Medicare Advantage Payment Rates

By Sabrina McCrear

January 27th 2026

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FAQ: What to Know About the Vaccine Rollbacks and What They Mean Long-Term

By Julia Bonavitacola

January 27th 2026

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Formulary Access to Insulins in Type 2 Diabetes

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Deciding Among Insulin Therapies for Type 2 Diabetes

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Practical Decisions in Type 2 Diabetes

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Barriers to Insulin Therapy in Type 2 Diabetes

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Role of GLP-1/Insulin Combinations

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Cardiovascular Considerations in Antidiabetic Therapies

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Appropriate Access: Payer Perspective on Newer Insulins

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Evidence With Ultra–Long Acting Insulins

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Barriers to Traditional Insulin Therapy

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Formulary Management: Antidiabetes Medications

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Juggling Multiple Factors When Selecting Therapy

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Adherence Matters When Weighing a Single Injection

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The Advantages of Insulin, GLP-1 Combinations

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Glycemic Control Is the Bottom Line

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Formulary Decisions and Clinical Practice

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Understanding Factors Behind Insulin Costs

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Comparing New Insulins to Older Formulations

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When to Start Insulin? Lack of Consensus on Targets

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Selecting Therapy to Meet Individual Needs

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Medicare to Take Social Security Numbers Off Cards

Mary Caffrey

May 30th 2017

Physicians' groups said in a letter they fear seniors will lose or forget to bring the new Medicare cards to appointments, and there is no backup plan for doctors to gain access to the new identification number.

Americans Over 40 Think Medicare Should Pay for Long-Term Care

Mary Caffrey

May 26th 2017

Few people have adequate savings for long-term care, and most assume they will care for relatives and rely on family for their own care. A survey from the Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found support for family leave policies across members of both parties.