These are the health insurers that quit Medicare Advantage

These are the health insurers that quit Medicare Advantage 
Modern Healthcare; by Nona Tepper; 10/6/25 
The Medicare Advantage market isn’t what it used to be, and some health insurance companies have had enough. At least seven insurers that offered Medicare Advantage plans this year abandoned the program for 2026 amid escalating spending, stricter regulation and narrowing margins, company and federal data show. Six carriers left the market ahead of the 2025 plan year, according to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services data analyzed by the health policy research organization KFF. Leading Medicare Advantage insurers such as UnitedHealth Group subsidiary UnitedHealthcare, Humana and CVS Health subsidiary Aetna withdrew from hundreds of counties, cut supplemental benefits and pulled back on marketing for the same reasons.