Stratified Reporting

Stratified Reporting
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To ensure optimal health for all, it is necessary to measure and publicly report – in a standardized and systematic way – the nature and extent of health care quality gaps.

The CMS Office of Minority Health annually releases national-level reports for Medicare Advantage that showcase differences in patient experience and clinical care by demographics and geography.

These reports provide useful information for quality improvement activities and monitoring trends in health and drug plan performance.
 

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Demographic and Geographic Trends in Health Care in Medicare Advantage: 2009-2018 (PDF)

The following report summarizes quality of care delivered to Medicare Advantage enrollees nationwide from 2009 to 2018.

The report examines demographic differences in quality of health care beginning in 2019 and identifies how scores of each group have changed over time, pointing out gaps that persisted until 2018.
 


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Differences in Health Care in Medicare Advantage by Dual Eligibility, Low-Income Subsidy, and Reason for Medicare Entitlement

In this report series, measures of patient experience and clinical care quality are stratified by dual eligibility or eligibility for a Low-Income Subsidy (DE/LIS) and by Original Reason for Medicare Entitlement (i.e., age-entitled or otherwise-entitled) for Medicare Advantage enrollees nationwide.


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Differences in Health Care in Medicare Advantage by Race, Ethnicity, and Sex

In this report series, measures of patient experience and clinical care quality are stratified by race, ethnicity, and sex for Medicare Advantage enrollees nationwide.

 

2024 Stratified Reports

2023 Stratified Reports

2022 Stratified Reports

2021 Stratified Reports

2020 Stratified Reports

2019 Stratified Reports

2018 Stratified Reports

2017 Stratified Reports

2016 Stratified Reports

2015 Stratified Reports


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Differences in Health Care in Medicare Advantage by Rural/Urban Status

In this report series, measures of patient experience and clinical care quality are stratified by rural/urban status (of enrollees’ areas of residence) for Medicare Advantage enrollees nationwide.

2024 Stratified Reports

2023 Stratified Reports

2022 Stratified Reports

2020 Stratified Reports

2019 Stratified Reports

2018 Stratified Reports


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Questions

The CMS Office of Minority Health welcomes questions about report results or how health plans can best utilize data insights for quality improvement purposes. Please contact CMS OMH Technical Assistance at CMSOMHTechnicalAssistance@cms.hhs.gov

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