Medicare Advantage Plan Patient Reporting Form
Has Your Retina Specialist Been Dropped From Your Medicare Advantage Plan?
If so, ASRS wants to hear from you!
Insurers across the country are dropping physicians and other health care providers from their Medicare Advantage plans without cause.
These no-cause terminations put seniors in Medicare Advantage plans at risk of not having access to highly specialized physicians, like retina specialists.
The American Society of Retina Specialists want to protect seniors by seeing that policies are instituted that would make it more difficult for Medicare Advantage plans to drop physicians from their networks in the middle of the year without cause. Medicare Advantage plans should also be required to provide timely and adequate notice to their enrolled patients about changes to their provider network and should ensure that patients do not experience gaps in care if their physician is dropped.
If your retina specialist has been dropped from your Medicare Advantage plan, please provide ASRS with as much information as you can regarding your physician's termination.
Your name is not required. However, should you choose to include your name, the American Society of Retina Specialists may contact you for more information. All contact information provided will be kept strictly confidential.