Anthem Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Plans Achieve 4.5-Star Rating
Anthem’s commitment to high-quality healthcare services drives high ratings from CMS
“These Star Ratings results recognize the innovative products and services consumers can expect from Anthem’s Medicare Advantage health plans,” said
The following Medicare Advantage plans are rated 4.5 Stars for 2019:
- Anthem Value Plus (HMO)
- Anthem StartSmart Plus (HMO)
- Anthem Connect (HMO SNP)
- Anthem Connect Plus (HMO)
- Anthem Diabetes (HMO SNP)
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Anthem Heart (HMO SNP) - Anthem Breathe (HMO SNP)
- Anthem ESRD (HMO SNP)
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Anthem Care On Site (HMO SNP) - Anthem MediBlue Select (HMO)
- Anthem MediBlue Plus (HMO)
- Anthem MediBlue Dual Advantage (HMO SNP)
- Anthem MediBlue Dual Plus (HMO SNP)
- Anthem MediBlue Coordination Plus (HMO)
- Anthem MediBlue Extra (HMO)
The CMS’ Medicare Star Rating system rates the quality and performance of Medicare Advantage plans to help consumers and their families compare plans. Medicare Advantage plans are rated on their ability to:
- Help members stay healthy
- Assist members in managing chronic conditions
- Ensure positive member experiences with their health plan
- Achieve member satisfaction
- Provide effective customer service
Additionally, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Prescription Drug Plans that provide drug services are rated on how well they provide prescription-related coverage along a number of factors: customer service, member complaints, member experience with drug plan, and drug safety.
Star Ratings are calculated each year using a scale of one to five stars, and may change from year to year. The annual
Consumers can enroll in Anthem’s 2019 Medicare Advantage plans during Medicare’s Annual Election Period (AEP), which began
Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-star rating system.
The Star Ratings referenced above apply to contract H0544.
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