Two New KFF Analyses Show That a Relatively Small Share of Medicare Beneficiaries Compared Plan Options Or Switched Plans During a Recent Open Enrollment Period November 1, 2022 News Release As Medicare’s annual open enrollment period gets underway, two new analyses from KFF suggest that a relatively small share of the nation’s 65 million Medicare beneficiaries will shop around among the many coverage options for 2023 or switch plans. That decision could have a significant impact on enrollees’ coverage and…
Medicare Beneficiaries Rarely Change Their Coverage During Open Enrollment November 1, 2022 Issue Brief During the Medicare open enrollment period for 2020, Medicare beneficiaries had an average of 24 Medicare Advantage prescription drug plans and 28 stand-alone Part D prescription drug plans to choose from for their coverage. Despite having so many Medicare options, relatively few Medicare private plan enrollees opted to switch their coverage.
A Relatively Small Share of Medicare Beneficiaries Compared Plans During a Recent Open Enrollment Period November 1, 2022 Issue Brief This brief examines the share of Medicare beneficiaries who reviewed their coverage and compared plans during the open enrollment period for 2020 (that takes place in the Fall of 2019), and who made use of Medicare’s official information resources, as well as variations by demographic groups.
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