HealthMine Report Published on Five Gaps Between Medicare Advantage Plans and Beneficiaries Hindering a Personalized Experience
The respondent group perceived five key gaps as follows:
- a "knowledge gap" in how well their plan understands them,
- a "trust gap" in relying on their plan as a trusted healthcare advisor,
- a "connection gap" on how well beneficiaries are connected to and communicate with their plan,
- a "chronic condition communication gap" in how well and often plans communicate with them about their chronic disease, and
- a "health action gap" in how proactive and responsive plans are to incent and suggest health actions to abate and manage chronic conditions
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To read the report, go to https://healthmine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/HealthMine-Report-Personalized-Experience_11-18.pdf
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