In a competitive Medicare market, member retention has become a top priority. By using data to personalize outreach based on health needs, demographics and preferences, health plans can significantly increase engagement and loyalty. Download our tip sheet to keep best practices handy as we head into 2025 and the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period.
During this 2025 Medicare AEP, beneficiaries face a complex landscape marked by marketing "noise," election-year rhetoric and significant changes due to new CMS regulations and carrier responses. To get a beat on anticipated behavior and motivations for change ahead of October 15, Media Logic conducted a survey that revealed a complex landscape of factors that may drive shopping and interest in considering a plan change, including financial considerations, benefit structure, network changes and involuntary plan terminations.
We connected with Medicare members across the U.S. to dive deep into their experiences — uncovering what they love about their plan benefits, what's holding them back from using them fully and how payers can better communicate to keep them informed and engaged. Our latest Consumer In Sight survey reveals important takeaways that can help healthcare marketers refine their strategies to improve member satisfaction and retention.
For-profit national health insurers have long dominated the market. And yet, there are hundreds of regional and local health insurers that continue to find success. How and why both co-exist is driven by the mindsets of the consumers they serve. We looked into how consumers view national and regional/local insurers – their perceptions, expectations and preferences. Here's how plans can leverage those when positioning their brands.
In the coming years, dramatic demographic shifts will deeply impact the senior living industry, affecting technology, services and housing options. As older adults seek to maintain their wellness, safety and comfort, the industry must adapt to their evolving needs. To capture older adults' feelings about senior living options, Media Logic's Consumer In Sight team conducted a survey focused on understanding respondents' current perceptions, preferences and attitudes toward various accommodation options.
When it comes to creating marketing strategies that target older adults, it is crucial to have insight into their media habits and preferences. Understanding how older adults consume and use media is key to creating acquisition and retention strategies. We recently conducted our seventh annual survey to gain insight into the media preferences of older adults in 2024. Here are the survey responses and marketing implications that stood out to us.
Our second annual Outlook of Older Adults Survey delves into the perspectives, concerns and aspirations of older adults for the upcoming year. Our survey unveiled critical themes around the daily lives and long-term concerns of older adults to capture a comprehensive snapshot of this influential demographic's outlook on the coming months.
With 31 million lives insured through Medicare Advantage and growing competition for switching opportunities, it is critical to find the best ways to engage shoppers during AEP. Our recent consumer insight survey delved into buyers' experience with the 2024 AEP to gain perspective and provide marketing professionals with actionable insights.
When we make marketing decisions, we like to do so with facts to support us. That's why we decided to go all in this year, launching our Consumer In Sight research team to regularly get input right from the audience itself. These surveys are a pivotal part of our collaborative, cross-team approach that is designed to continually spot new opportunities and generate innovative ideas. Check them out.
Staying on top of the latest shifts in older adults' media habits is vital for delivering engaging, effective Medicare marketing. After all, this group of more than 65 million eligible people is ever evolving amid national and global changes. To that end, we conducted our sixth annual consumer survey to get a sense of media consumption among Medicare-eligible individuals.