Here are three takeaways:
1. About 11,000 patients will lose coverage for non-emergency services provided by OhioHealth facilities.
2. Certain surgery centers, hospitals and physician groups across Ohio will no longer be in the Medicare Advantage network, according to a letter sent to patients.
3. Anthem’s Medicare plan will still cover emergency services. OhioHealth will continue participating in other Anthem plans, including Anthem Medicare Supplement plans.
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