National Dual Eligible Benefit Design Conjoint Study

2024 Key Points

Understand the supplemental benefit purses and tradeoffs that Dual Eligible consumers value the most when moving from straight Medicaid or look-alike plans into the coordinated world of D-SNP products.
Access the online market simulator AND model thousands of product configurations to understand how product changes for 2025 may resonate with consumers — ahead of the bid.
Learn from our deep dive. Drill down into the growing importance of food benefits as well as medical and non-medical transportation. What are the dos and don’ts?

For 2024, Deft is offering a second national benefit design study to better meet designers’ needs. This additional conjoint study examines the supplemental benefit tradeoffs that are dominating the fastest growing segment in the Medicare market: Dual Eligibles.

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