CMS Proposes Easing MA Network Adequacy Standards For Rural Areas

By Chelsea Cirruzzo / February 5, 2020 at 10:08 PM

CMS on Wednesday (Feb. 5) proposed to loosen network adequacy requirements for Medicare Advantage plans in rural areas and offered further flexibility for plans if they provide telehealth in 2021 to ease rural beneficiaries' access to specialty providers.

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