Fierce Healthcare August 17, 2023
97% of respondents to a recent survey said their coverage should not change as part of future Medicare reform. (Getty Images/gpointstudio)
A recent survey from eHealth, an independent Medicare insurance adviser, released new data that shows 84% of respondents believe Medicare needs reform, but just 12% think changes should impact their current coverage.
While concerned about the long-term viability of the program, which could begin running a deficit in several years, most of those surveyed agreed to pass responsibility onto future generations, as 46% of people think younger generations should pay more or accept reduced benefits.
By 2031, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services projects Medicare will not be able to cover benefits for its enrollees....
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