Medicare Advantage Patients Less Likely to Receive Care at Top-Rated Nursing Homes
Skilled Nursing News · 1 hour ago
Medicare Advantage (MA) enrollees were less likely than traditional Medicare beneficiaries to receive care at top-rated skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) following hospitalization, according to a new study published on Monday in Health Affairs. MA enrollees were also less likely to be discharged to…
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