Managed Healthcare Executive December 9, 2022
Dave Palmer

As soon as next year, enrollment in Medicare Advantage plans are expected to exceed 50% of the entire Medicare eligible population. For the first time ever, the majority of Medicare beneficiaries will receive health benefits delivered by a private health plan, rather than through traditional, fee-for-service Medicare.

As we wind down the 2022 open enrollment period, it’s clear that now more than ever, health insurers offering Medicare Advantage plans need to ensure they are delivering a great member experience.

As soon as next year, enrollment in Medicare Advantage plans are expected to exceed 50% of the entire Medicare eligible population. For the first time ever, the majority of Medicare beneficiaries will receive health benefits delivered by a private health plan,...

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Topics: Insurance, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Patient / Consumer
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