About 2,300 of the 5,800 MA plans, or 40%, are offering supplemental benefits in 2024, according to recent data analyzed by ATI Advisory. The overall number and percentage of plans offering SSBCI has increased, but not at the same rapid pace as in prior years. The data for 2024 are contextualized by ATI’s ongoing concerns with a scarcity of data on supplemental benefits. Tyler Cromer, a principal at consulting firm ATI Advisory, along with Sara Rayel, director of health care...