Medicare Advantage Plans May Lack Mental Health Coverage

A study published in December 2025 found potential coverage gaps in Medicare Advantage plans, particularly regarding mental health services. Retirees switching to traditional Medicare saw increased access and usage of mental health care due to broader provider networks.

By Christy Bieber · Motley Fool · May 24, 2026, 10:41 UTC

Medicare Advantage Plans May Lack Mental Health Coverage

Topics: healthcare access Medicare Advantage mental health coverage

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