The last year or so has been harsh for many of the roughly 35 million people enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, the private insurers’ alternative to traditional Medicare also known as Medicare Part C.
“Medicare Advantage over the last couple of years has changed tremendously,” said Jared Copinga, a Salt Lake City managing director and Medicare specialist at the wealth management firm Prime Capital Financial.
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