Medicare Advantage star ratings are expected to decline as CMS lifts COVID-19 guardrails

Medicare Advantage star ratings are expected to decline in this year's annual ranking of the private Part C and D plans. Star ratings are expected out today. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has said it would release the star ratings "on or about October 6." One reason for the expected decrease is due to the end of guardrails, or disaster provisions, CMS had put

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