April 7, 2025 09:53 PM EDTUpdated 10:05 AM

Trump administration hikes Medicare Advantage payments by $25B

Shelby Livingston

Health tech correspondent

The Trump administration will hike payments to Medicare Advantage insurers by more than $25 billion next year, according to an annual rate announcement released Monday …

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