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Rapid disenrollment occurs when beneficiaries who enroll in a new MA plan during the fall disenroll immediately in the subsequent spring. Using national Medicare data from 2017–2022, the study finds the rate rising from 4% to 12.2%, with the highest levels among Medicare-Medicaid dual enrollees and higher rates for Black, Hispanic, and Native beneficiaries than for white beneficiaries. 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Rapid disenrollment is when a beneficiary who enrolled in a new MA plan during the fall decides to disenroll immediately during the subsequent spring. Rapid disenrollment has been severely understudied. In our analysis of national Medicare data from 2017 to 2022, we found the rate of rapid disenrollment more than tripled, from 4 to 12.2% . The rate of rapid disenrollment was highest for Medicare-Medicaid dual enrollees, with 20% of such beneficiaries rapidly disenrolling by  \n2022. Additionally, higher proportions of Black, Hispanic, and Native enrollees rapidly disenrolled from their MA plans compared to white enrollees. Plans serving many Medicare-Medicaid dual enrollees tended to have higher rates of rapid disenrollment. It is unclear why rapid disenrollment has increased so dramatically, indicating that beneficiaries quickly decide that their new MA plan is not the best option for them. It is also unclear why rapid disenrollment rates are higher for communities of color and those with lower incomes. For these reasons, and as MA becomes more popular, it is critical to better understand rapid disenrollment in order to improve health care access and quality for Medicare beneficiaries.  \nAbstract citation ID: igaf122.3344  \nMEDICARE ADVANTAGE RAPID  \nDISENROLLMENT TRENDS  \nEm Balkan1, Jay Shroff2, and David Meyers1, 1. Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, United States, 2. Brown University School of Public Health, Providence, Rhode Island, United States  \nIn 2024, 54% of Medicare beneficiaries chose to receive their benefits from private plans, known as Medicare Advantage (MA).  \nMedicare beneficiaries can switch their coverage during Medicare’s annual Fall Open Enrollment, with new coverage effective January 1 of the following year. All MA enrollees can choose to change their coverage again during the Medicare","cbCailzNXGND7LuS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailzNXGND7LuS","pdf",46699,"English","# Overview\n## Medicare Advantage and disenrollment timing\n## Study design and data (2017–2022)\n## Key findings on rates and disparities\n## Importance for access and care quality","[{\"question\":\"What is rapid disenrollment in Medicare Advantage?\",\"answer\":\"Rapid disenrollment is when a beneficiary who enrolls in a new MA plan in the fall decides to disenroll immediately during the subsequent spring.\"},{\"question\":\"How did rapid disenrollment rates change from 2017 to 2022?\",\"answer\":\"The rate more than tripled, increasing from 4% to 12.2% in the national Medicare data from 2017 to 2022.\"},{\"question\":\"Which groups showed the highest rapid disenrollment rates?\",\"answer\":\"Rates were highest for Medicare-Medicaid dual enrollees, reaching 20% by 2022, and were higher for Black, Hispanic, and Native enrollees compared with white enrollees.\"}]","MEDICARE ADVANTAGE RAPID - DISENROLLMENT TRENDS - Rapid disenrollment trends analysis | PDF",1790634003]