CVS sues to prevent $2B Medicare Advantage star ratings hit
CVS Health is suing the federal government to challenge its 2027 Medicare Advantage star ratings, aiming to avert a potential revenue loss exceeding $2 billion due to declining quality scores. The lawsuit argues that the CMS used illegal methodology and improperly adopted measures to calculate the ratings. CVS joins at least four other insurers in similar lawsuits, all citing a previous ruling that found CMS measures for 2026 scores to be illegal.
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