Study: Medicare Advantage no better than traditional Medicare for diabetics despite perks

A new study found that Medicare Advantage enrollees with diabetes are no healthier than those on traditional Medicare, despite perks like grocery and gym benefits. The findings challenge claims that private Medicare Advantage plans deliver better care for chronic conditions. The study adds new evidence to the ongoing debate about the relative effectiveness of the two systems.

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