The rapid growth of the dually eligible population presents a huge opportunity for managed care organizations and health insurers with Medicare Advantage experience. Download our D-SNP Marketing tip sheet to get more insights into this quickly changing demographic.
Disputes between payers and providers can disrupt the healthcare landscape, leaving Medicare members uncertain about their coverage and healthcare access. While these disputes pose challenges to consumers, they also present a unique opportunity for competitor health plans to step in and offer stability. Health plans that prepare for these situations can use strategic messaging and agile campaigns to retain their current base and attract new members that are seeking clarity and support. Here's how to navigate these disruptions effectively.
When a Medicare competitor exits the market, its departure can create a window for health plans to attract disenfranchised members who are seeking new coverage options. Early preparation is especially important because these opportunities often arise with limited notice, leaving health plans scrambling to respond. To turn competitor market exits into growth opportunities, health plans need to prioritize early detection, flexible media strategies and ready-to-go creative assets. Here's how to prepare.
With 2024 behind us, we're taking a moment to reflect on the content that resonated most with our audience last year. From Medicare insights to audience segmentation strategies, these pieces highlight the trends, challenges and opportunities shaping healthcare marketing.
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.
In healthcare marketing, identifying and understanding your audience is the cornerstone on which nearly all other aspects of strategy and planning are built. We helped a Medicare Advantage (MA) payer enhance their marketing efforts by applying segmentation to the prospect universe, creating rich, actionable personas and delivering more personalized, effective messaging across multiple channels. Read the case study and download our Audience ID and Segmentation tip sheet.
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.
Understanding the characteristics and needs of the dual-eligible population is crucial for developing effective marketing strategies for D-SNPs. Market-specific data reveals nuances and variations in demographic, socioeconomic and health characteristics, which can be helpful for tailoring outreach and engagement strategies. Here are interesting demographic data and some marketing considerations based on these findings.
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.
Patients represent a big opportunity for Medicare Advantage member growth for payviders and health plans with strong provider relationships. At the same time, two critical factors can impact health care marketing in medical settings: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations and clinical staff buy-in. Our recent webinar, featuring the insights of David Schultz, Media Logic founder and CEO, detailed how payviders and health plans can convert patients into Medicare members.