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| − | '''Medicare Advantage Private Fee for Service''' ('''MAPFFS''') Plans were established by the Medicare Modernization Act, also established Medicare Part D. The Medicare beneficiary who enrolls with a private company in the MAPFFS pays between $700 and $1,200 per month and the government transfers to the private company its responsibility for the patient's hospital stays, out-patient treatment, or medication. | + | '''Medicare Advantage Private Fee for Service''' ('''MAPFFS''') Plans were established by the Medicare Modernization Act, also established [[Medicare]] Part D. The [[Medicare]] beneficiary who enrolls with a private company in the MAPFFS pays between $700 and $1,200 per month and the government transfers to the private company its responsibility for the patient's hospital stays, out-patient treatment, or medication. |
The idea, apparently, is to privatize Medicare on a voluntary basis.{{fact}} | The idea, apparently, is to privatize Medicare on a voluntary basis.{{fact}} | ||
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Revision as of 13:48, February 25, 2008
Medicare Advantage Private Fee for Service (MAPFFS) Plans were established by the Medicare Modernization Act, also established Medicare Part D. The Medicare beneficiary who enrolls with a private company in the MAPFFS pays between $700 and $1,200 per month and the government transfers to the private company its responsibility for the patient's hospital stays, out-patient treatment, or medication.
The idea, apparently, is to privatize Medicare on a voluntary basis.[Citation Needed]