How Medicare Advantage Could Address Pain Inequities for Black Patients Living With Serious Illness

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Health Affairs Forefront article offers five recommendations for MA plans to redress pain inequities.

In a Health Affairs Forefront article published today, CAPC staff and faculty discuss the effects of racism on Black patients with serious illness and their families. They also propose five practical strategies that Medicare Advantage (MA) plans can use to support equitable, high-quality care for this population.

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