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The Delaware General Assembly will hold a special session later this month to vote on adding more oversight to the transition of state retirees’ health care plan to Medicare Advantage, a move that has been protested in recent weeks, reports Delaware Online. Retirees have sued to block the transition and are hoping the court will make a ruling before an Oct. 24 deadline later this month for them to opt into Medicare Advantage, or lose state-funded benefits for 2023.
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