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Puerto Rico’s healthcare system is strongest when we work together.
On June 3, healthcare leaders representing diverse sectors of Puerto Rico’s healthcare community came together to discuss the current landscape of Medicaid and Medicare Advantage and explore opportunities to further strengthen both programs. At a time when critical decisions are being made regarding the future funding of these programs, collaboration, information-sharing, and stakeholder engagement are more important than ever. Puerto Rico has a proven track record of deliver
Press Release
5 days ago
The Future of Medicare Advantage in Puerto Rico: Moving Toward Sustainable Funding Solutions for 2028
The release of the 2027 Medicare Advantage rates marked an important step forward, but the decisions that will shape Puerto Rico's healthcare future are already being developed for 2028. Recognizing this critical moment, MMAPA recently submitted a letter to CMS leadership reinforcing the need for permanent solutions to the structural funding disparities that continue to impact Puerto Rico's Medicare Advantage program. Building on the ongoing collaboration among CMS, the A
Press Release
Jun 12
Medicare Advantage 2027: A Temporary Relief That Demands Long-Term Solutions
The final Medicare Advantage rates for 2027 represent an important step forward by preventing additional cuts and protecting a program that serves more than 679,000 beneficiaries in Puerto Rico. This outcome reflects the impact of sustained engagement among federal leaders, the Puerto Rico government, and key stakeholders who have elevated the urgency of addressing the island’s Medicare Advantage funding challenges. However, continued collaboration with federal leadership wil
Press Release
Apr 30


MMAPA Strengthens Congressional Efforts on Medicaid Funding for Puerto Rico
This week, a MMAPA delegation is in Washington, D.C. participating in the MHPA Policy & Leadership Forum, representing the interests of patients and Puerto Rico’s healthcare system. As part of the agenda, we met with congressional leaders to continue advancing discussions on the importance of Congress addressing Medicaid funding for the Island—an essential issue to ensure an adequate and accessible healthcare system. Among these meetings, we engaged with Jonathan Kupperman of
Press Release
Mar 18
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