An estimated 44,000 seniors in New Hampshire could see changes to their Medicare Advantage
WINDHAM, N.H. — An estimated 44,000 seniors in New Hampshire could see changes to their Medicare Advantage plans starting in 2025. The changes come as some insurance carriers have announced they can no longer keep up with rising health care costs. Beginning Jan. 1, 2025, some companies will either leave the Medicare Advantage market or reduce the number of plans they offer. Certified Medicare Insurance Agent Jessica Dunn said subscribers are surprised by the news. Seniors whose plans are being discontinued must choose a new plan to maintain coverage. Dunn said there are free services available to Granite Staters who need help understanding how to navigate health insurance.
