Only 13% of Medicare beneficiaries can accurately define coverage options: Survey
There’s widespread gaps in Medicare knowledge among both current beneficiaries and adults approaching eligibility for the program, even as most enrollees express high confidence in their understanding of the program, according to a new eHealth survey. The findings, released Aug. 20, were based on nationwide surveys of 1,000 adults conducted by a third-party vendor from […] The post Only 13% of Medicare beneficiaries can accurately define coverage options: Survey appeared first on Becker's Pay...
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eHealth — competitive / operational strategy. Via Becker's Payer Issues.
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[DRAFT — verify before any external use] Becker's Payer Issues reports on competitive / operational strategy involving eHealth: There’s widespread gaps in Medicare knowledge among both current beneficiaries and adults approaching eligibility for the program, even as most enrollees express high confidence in their understanding of the program, acc…
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