Estimating the Budgetary Impact of Reforms to the Medicare Advantage Quality Bonus Program

This study uses publicly available Medicare data to assess the budgetary implications of reforming the Medicare Advantage Quality Bonus Program, overall and across contract-level demographic characteristics (race and ethnicity, dual eligibility for Medicaid, dialysis status, and disability).

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JAMA
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2025-05-05
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https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2025.4939
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Estimating the Budgetary Impact of Reforms to the Medicare Advantage Quality Bonus Program

David J. Meyers, Andrew M. Ryan, Meehir N. Dixit, Jay Shroff
1 citations
JAMA
Healthcare Policy and Management
3.13
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Estimating the Budgetary Impact of Reforms to the Medicare Advantage Quality Bonus Program

David J. Meyers, Andrew M. Ryan, Meehir N. Dixit, Jay Shroff
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Abstract

This study uses publicly available Medicare data to assess the budgetary implications of reforming the Medicare Advantage Quality Bonus Program, overall and across contract-level demographic characteristics (race and ethnicity, dual eligibility for Medicaid, dialysis status, and disability).

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Brown University (US), Center for Advancing Health (US)
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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