New-to-Medicare review yields stronger campaign.

Media Logic and MVP Health Care recently reviewed their entire New-to-Medicare strategy, providing a unique opportunity to rework the program from the ground up. We left no stone unturned, from refining the Direct Mail cadence and developing new, more focused assets, to creating fully-automated email campaigns and aligning new calls-to-action with specific landing pages and refreshed web content.

The new integrated campaign is also informed by the latest research into this important audience, ensuring we provide the right education and support for those aging into Medicare now, while acknowledging and accommodating the increasing number of older adults who are choosing to retire later.

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