September 30, 2025 - 00:11
Kettering Health announced today that its contract with private Medicare Advantage insurers Humana, Inc. and Devoted Health, Inc. will not be renewed. This decision marks a significant shift in the healthcare landscape for many local patients who rely on these plans for their medical services.
The organization stated that the choice to end these contracts was made after careful consideration of various factors, including the need to align with their mission of providing high-quality care and ensuring sustainability in their operations. This change may impact numerous beneficiaries who utilize Medicare Advantage plans, as they will need to explore alternative options for their healthcare coverage.
Kettering Health is committed to supporting its patients during this transition and encourages them to reach out for assistance in navigating their healthcare choices. The organization remains focused on delivering exceptional care and is actively seeking partnerships that align with its values and goals in the evolving healthcare environment.
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