Presbyterian Healthcare Services to discontinue MA plans in 2027, cut 150 jobs
fiercehealthcare - New Mexico-based health system Presbyterian Healthcare Services will discontinue most of its Medicare Advantage plans, a spokesperson confirmed to Fierce Healthcare.
AI Summary: Presbyterian Healthcare Services will discontinue most Medicare Advantage plans in 2027, a move expected to eliminate about 150 jobs and reshape local coverage options. The decision reflects financial and strategic recalibration, leaving patients and employees navigating plan changes and the organisation defending its long-term sustainability choices.
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