House Bill Would Require Medicare Advantage Plans to Speed Up Treatment Approvals for Seniors
Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act of 2025
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Now is time to reform prior authorization in Medicare Advantage
A bipartisan bill with overwhelming support from over 120 medical groups aims to codify protections for seniors. The legislation requires Medicare Advantage plans to implement electronic prior authorization and report approval/denial rates to CMS to ensure medical decisions are transparent.
Radiology groups renew push for bill to reform prior authorization
The Timely Access to Care Act would require Medicare Advantage plans to implement electronic systems instead of faxes. It also mandates public reporting of denial data and disclosure of AI use in coverage determinations, aiming to reduce the 93% of physicians reporting care delays.
Here's Why Medicare Advantage Fails America's Elderly
Medicare Advantage is under scrutiny for delays and denials that harm seniors. A growing consensus points to the need for reform, including the Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act, to ensure greater transparency and protection for vulnerable populations against administrative red tape.
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