CMS-1037 GenIC#18 CMS-10437#18.Medicare Advantage Survey (Telephone Versio

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GenIC#18 - Medicare Advantage Regional Outreach Experiment Survey

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Medicare Advantage Regional Outreach Experiment Survey (Phone)

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Introduction

LANDLINE

 

Hello, this is ______ calling from BR Interviewing, a national opinion research firm.  We are

not trying to sell you anything.   We are conducting a survey in your area and would like to

include your opinions. All your responses will be kept entirely confidential.

 

May I please speak to the male age 65 or older who is at home? [Ask male first to even out natural skew toward female respondents for telephone interviews]

 

IF NO MALE, ASK:

May I please speak to the female age 65 or older who is at home?

 

Please know these calls are randomly monitored for quality and training purposes.

 

CELL

 

Hello, this is ______ calling from BR Interviewing, a national opinion research firm.  We are not

trying to sell you anything.   We are conducting a survey in your area and would like to

include your opinions. All your responses will be kept entirely confidential.

 

Please know these calls are randomly monitored for quality and training purposes.

 









Screening Questions

  1. [DG12] What is your zip code?

__________________

Prefer not to answer -> TERMINATE

Not one of the experimental or control zip codes -> TERMINATE

QUOTAS: n=800 in experimental zip codes and n=800 in control zip codes; need at least some representation from all 40 markets (does not need to be proportional, however)



  1. [DG2] Can you tell me the year you were born?



_____ -> if less than 65 years old or over 75 -> TERMINATE

Don’t know -> TERMINATE

Prefer not to answer-> TERMINATE



  1. [DG1] Are you: [DO NOT ASK FOR LANDLINE – WILL ALREADY KNOW RESPONSE BASED ON INTRO]

    • Male

    • Female

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DMG1] When it comes to your health insurance coverage and health care services do you usually:

  • Make those decisions on your own without talking to anyone else

  • Make those decisions on your own but talk with others about it

  • Make those decisions with someone else’s help

  • Rely on someone else to make those decisions for you -> TERMINATE

  • Don’t know -> TERMINATE

  • Prefer not to answer -> TERMINATE



  1. [ING1] Do you currently have Medicare?

    • Yes

    • No -> TERMINATE

  • Don’t know -> TERMINATE

  • Prefer not to answer -> TERMINATE



  1. [ING2] [If YES to Q5]: There are different ways that people can get Medicare coverage. Please select the option that best describes how you get your hospital (Part A) and doctor (Part B) costs covered in 2018.

  • I have a plan directly through Medicare – sometimes called traditional Medicare, Original Medicare, or an 80/20 plan

  • I have a plan through a private insurance company like an HMO or PPO, also called Medicare Advantage -> GO to S9

  • Don’t know -> TERMINATE

  • Prefer not to answer -> TERMINATE



  1. [ING6] [If Original Medicare in S6]: Do you have a supplemental plan, also called Medigap, that helps cover the health care costs that Original Medicare doesn’t cover, like copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles?

    • Yes

    • No

  • Don’t know

  • Prefer not to answer



  1. [ING5] [If Original Medicare in S6]: Do you have a prescription drug plan (Part D)?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Don’t know

  • Prefer not to answer



  1. [ING2] [If Medicare Advantage in S6]: To confirm, your Medicare Advantage plan is a provided by an independent insurance company, which means you typically show a health plan card from this insurance company when you visit the doctor’s office or hospital. Do you use a health plan card from a private insurance company for these types of visits?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Don’t know

  • Prefer not to answer


S10. [ING2] Do you have health insurance through your job or your spouse’s job?

  • Yes -> TERMINATE

  • No

  • Don’t know -> TERMINATE

  • Prefer not to answer -> TERMINATE

S11. [ING2] Do you have health insurance coverage through any of the following? [READ LIST]

  • Medicaid or state assistance -> TERMINATE

  • VA or Veterans’ health insurance - > TERMINATE

  • Railroad health insurance -> TERMINATE

  • End-stage renal disease (ESRD) health insurance -> TERMINATE

  • None of the above

  • Don’t know -> TERMINATE

  • Prefer not to answer -> TERMINATE

QUOTAS: n=480 in each group have Original Medicare from S6 and n=320 in each group have Medicare Advantage from S6





Familiarity/Perceptions of Medicare Advantage

  1. [DMG4] [If Original Medicare in S6]: Prior to today, have you heard of Medicare Advantage Plans?

    • Yes

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DMG4a] How familiar are you with Medicare Advantage as an option for how to receive your Medicare? [READ LIST]

    • Very familiar

    • Somewhat familiar

    • Not very familiar

    • Not at all familiar

    • Don’t Know

    • Prefer not to answer


  1. [PG6] Overall how favorable is your impression of Medicare Advantage plans? [READ LIST]

    • Very favorable

    • Somewhat favorable

    • Somewhat unfavorable

    • Very unfavorable

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



Campaign Exposure


4a. [AWG5] Have you recently seen, read or heard anything about Medicare Advantage plans?

[READ AND ROTATE LIST. AFTER EACH STATEMENT PAUSE.]


Yes

No

Don’t know

Prefer not to answer

On television





On the radio





In the mail





On the Internet





In a newspaper or magazine





Through word of mouth







4b. [FOR EACH YES, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW UP WITH: [AWG2B] Was that in an advertisement, a news piece or article, or both?



4b. [AWG2B] If yes, was that in an advertisement, a news piece or article, or both?


Advertisement

News/article

Both

On television




On the radio




In the mail




On the Internet




In a newspaper or magazine




Through word of mouth

N/A



4c. [AWG2A] [IF select “Advertisement” for Radio in 4b]: You said you heard an advertisement for Medicare Advantage on the radio. Please briefly describe what you heard. Be as specific as possible when describing the advertisement. [OPEN ENDED]



4d. [AWG2A] [IF selected “Advertisement” for Internet in 4b]: You said you saw an advertisement for Medicare Advantage on the Internet. Please briefly describe what you saw. Be as specific as possible when describing the advertisement. [OPEN ENDED]



  1. [AWG5] Have you recently received any emails that included information about Medicare Advantage?

    • Yes

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer













Knowledge about Medicare Advantage

  1. [KG7] For the following statements, please tell me if you believe the statement is true or false. [READ STATEMENTS. PROBE FOR BEST GUESS ONLY ONCE IF DON’T KNOW ANSWER IS GIVEN. THEN ACCEPT DON’T KNOW] [RANDOMIZE ORDER OF STATEMENTS]


True

False

I don’t know

I haven’t heard

Prefer not to answer

a. All Medicare Advantage plans have a cap on out of pocket costs






b. All Medicare Advantage plans are health plans from private companies






c. Medicare Advantage plans combine your hospital, doctor, and prescription drug benefits into a single plan








  1. [PG9] I’m going to read you three statements about Medicare Advantage plans. For each statement, please tell me whether you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, or strongly disagree. [RANDOMIZE ORDER OF STATEMENTS]


Strongly agree

Somewhat Agree

Somewhat Disagree

Strongly disagree

Don’t know

Prefer not to answer

a. With Medicare Advantage you can choose the coverage that’s right for you







b. Medicare advantage plans include extra benefits like hearing, vision, and dental coverage







c. 4 out of 5 people pay a premium of less than $50 per month for their Medicare Advantage plans









Medicare Advantage decision-making

  1. [BG1] During the last Open Enrollment period, did you [or the person who helps you] review your insurance coverage to see if there were going to be changes in the monthly premiums, deductibles, co-payments, or other out of pocket expenses?

    • Yes

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer









  1. [BG1] During the last Open Enrollment period, did you [or the person who helps you] review your insurance coverage to see if the kinds of treatment, drugs and services covered will meet your health care needs?

    • Yes

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [BG1] Did you (or the person who helps you) compare your plan with other plans that are available?

    • Yes

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [BG1] [If Original Medicare in S6]: Have you (or the person who helps you) recently considered Medicare Advantage as an option for your health insurance?

    • Yes -> Go to Q13

    • No -> Go to Q12

    • Don’t know -> Go to Q14

    • Prefer not to answer -> Go to Q14



  1. [ISG4] [If NO to Q11]: Why didn’t you consider Medicare Advantage plans as an option for your health insurance? [DO NOT READ. ACCEPT MULTIPLE RESPONSES]

    • I am satisfied with my current plan

    • I don’t know enough about Medicare Advantage plans

    • My healthcare provider or doctor is not covered by Medicare Advantage plans

    • There are not enough/any Medicare Advantage plans in my area

    • I was previously on a Medicare Advantage plan and was not satisfied with it

    • Other (Specify)

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DMG4A] [If YES to Q11]: How seriously did you consider Medicare Advantage as an option for your healthcare? [READ LIST]

    • Very seriously

    • Seriously

    • Somewhat seriously

    • Not very seriously

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer to answer





  1. [BG11] [If YES, DK, or Refuse to Q11]: What, if anything, did you do to learn more about Medicare Advantage plans? [DO NOT READ LIST. ACCEPT MULTIPLE]

    • I did not do anything to learn more about Medicare Advantage plans

    • I looked at the Medicare and You Handbook

    • I called 1-800-MEDICARE

    • I went to Medicare.gov

    • I went to another website

    • I spoke to an insurance broker

    • I spoke to friends or family

    • Other, specify

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [BG1] [If Original Medicare in S6]: Did you switch to a Medicare Advantage plan for 2019?

    • Yes -> Go to Q17

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [BG8] [If Original Medicare in S6 & Q15 = No]: How likely are you to switch to a Medicare Advantage plan in the future?

    • Very likely

    • Somewhat likely

    • Somewhat unlikely

    • Very unlikely

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



Demographics

  1. [IUG4] How often do you use the Internet on your own or with someone else’s help? [READ LIST IF NECESSARY]

    • Daily or almost daily

    • Once or twice a week

    • Once or twice a month

    • Only a few times a year

    • Don’t use the internet

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer











  1. [HSG3] Compared to other people who are the same age as you, do you consider your health to be: [READ LIST]

    • Excellent

    • Very good

    • Good

    • Fair

    • Poor

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DG6] What is your current marital status? [READ LIST IF NECESSARY]

    • Married

    • Divorced

    • Separated

    • Widowed

    • Single, never married

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DG5] What is the highest level of education that you have completed? [DO NOT READ LIST. CLARIFY AS NEEDED]

    • Grade school or less

    • Some high school

    • Completed high school/GED

    • Vocational/technical school

    • Some college/ 2 years or less

    • Some college/ more than 2 years

    • Graduated college

    • Post-graduate degree (e.g., PhD or Master’s degree)

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DG3] Are you Hispanic or Latino? [IF NECESSARITY CLARIFY: “For instance, Mexican American, Cuban, or Puerto Rican]

    • Yes

    • No

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer













  1. [DG4] What is your racial or ethnic background? [IF NECESSARY, READ LIST. ACCEPT MULTIPLES]

    • White

    • Black

    • Asian

    • American Indian or Alaska Native

    • Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

    • Other (specify)

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



  1. [DG10] What is the annual income of your household before taxes and deductions? Is it: [READ LIST]

    • Less than $10,000

    • $10,000 to less than $15,600

    • $15,600 to less than $21,000

    • $21,00 to less than $25,000

    • $25,000 to less than $35,000

    • $35,000 to less than $50,000

    • $50,000 to less than $75,000

    • $75,000 or more?

    • Don’t know

    • Prefer not to answer



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