Healthcare leaders across the country will now find it appreciably easier to determine Medicare Advantage enrollment in their county thanks to a new, intuitive tool created by MedicareCompareUSA. The tool can be accessed by visiting the company’s newly designed website at medicarecompareusa.com. With this tool hospitals, healthcare systems and medical groups in all 50 [...]
MCUSA Founder and CEO Paul Gauthier was recently published in Strategic Health Care Marketing on the importance of being more strategic in attracting and retaining Medicare beneficiaries. In this article, Paul outlines three unmistakeable truths. Read the article here.
MedicareCompareUSA announced today a record-setting year in 2017 relative to new contracts signed and new Medicare helplines launched in partnership with some of the nations best-known and most widely respected hospitals and health systems coast to coast.
MedicareCompareUSA announced today that it has partnered with Washington Regional Medical Center in Arkansas to establish a toll-free helpline that will assist Medicare beneficiaries in selecting a health plan that best meets their personal needs and preferences.
MedicareCompareUSA announced today that it has partnered with Providence Health in South Carolina to launch a toll-free helpline that will make it easier for local Medicare beneficiaries to find a health plan that best meets their personal needs and preferences. Providence Health is part of LifePoint Health, one of the nation’s leading healthcare companies with 72 hospital campuses in 22 states and more than $6 billion in revenue.
Medicare beneficiaries in South Carolina will find selecting a health plan far less complicated this year thanks to a new initiative being launched by Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System (SRHS) and MedicareCompareUSA.
MedicareCompareUSA announced today that it has entered into an agreement with CHI Health to establish a toll-free helpline that will assist Medicare beneficiaries in Nebraska and southwest Iowa in choosing a health plan that best meets their personal needs and preferences.
Most hospitals today sink or swim financially based, in great part, on their ability to attract and retain desirable market share. This can best be achieved by helping patients choose a health plan with which the hospital has favorable reimbursement. But while that answer is clear, the question remains of “how best to do this?”
