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Think Medicare Advantage provides better care for chronic conditions? A new study suggests otherwise.

Think Medicare Advantage provides better care for chronic conditions? A new study suggests otherwise.
MarketWatch Monday 24 August 2026, 11:19 UTC By Jaimy Lee 1 min read
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Medicare Advantage enrollees with diabetes aren’t healthier than Americans on traditional Medicare — despite the grocery and gym perks.

Medicare Advantage enrollees with diabetes aren’t healthier than Americans on traditional Medicare — despite the grocery and gym perks.
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