Who has the Advantage?

In the hyper-charged health care environment, who knows if the following information will accelerate or derail the locomotive running through Congress. It’s worth noting nonetheless. Medicare Advantage premiums are expected to rise 25 percent next year. The reason, reports The Wall Street Journal, is that in response to new federal requirements, insurers are canceling many plans that carry no premiums. Insurers say it’s a response to Medicare Advantage cuts planned by Congress.