Payments to Medicare Advantage plans would rise by a quarter percent next year under a proposal from the new Trump administration.

The plans would receive a 0.25 percent increase on average, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced Wednesday afternoon. It’s a more modest increase than last year, when plans saw an average increase of 0.85 percent.

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