Working Healthy & Medicare Part D: Findings From Participant Surveys
Issue Date
2006-10Author
Hall, Jean P.
Publisher
Working Healthy Policy Brief Number 8. Lawrence: University of Kansas
Type
Article
Article Version
Scholarly/refereed, author accepted manuscript
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In February and March 2006, KU researchers developed and administered a telephone survey to assess the actual experiences of Working Healthy enrollees with Part D transition. The survey addressed information and access issues and gave participants the opportunity to share positive and negative feedback about Part D. A random sample of 600 dually-eligible Working Healthy participants was contacted and 328 persons completed the survey, for a response rate of 55%. Demographically, the survey respondents were similar to he larger Working Healthy population. An analysis of claims data for these individuals showed that mental illnesses were the predominant disability type experienced by the group
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Hall, Jean, P. (2006, October). Working Healthy & Medicare Part D: Findings From Participant Surveys. Working Healthy Policy Brief Number 8. Lawrence: University of Kansas
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