Senior Satisfaction Survey
Senior Satisfaction Survey
Senior Satisfaction Survey
Since its creation, Medicare Part D has been a wildly successful and popular program. How do we know? We’ve been keeping track.
Each year, we conduct a Senior Satisfaction Survey to gauge plan usability and contentment among beneficiaries. Year in and year out, seniors have agreed that not only are they satisfied with Part D, but they are pleased with the cost of their plan and the coverage it provides.
2025 Survey Results
Since its initial launch, the Medicare Part D prescription drug program has remained overwhelmingly popular with American seniors. Among poll respondents, 93 percent said they were satisfied with their Medicare prescription drug coverage. Despite this satisfaction, the survey demonstrates a growing skepticism among older Americans toward foreign price setting in Medicare Part D drug pricing.
This year, seniors were also asked about proposed changes to the Part D program. Highlights from the survey included:
Four-in-five seniors with Medicare are concerned about the way foreign drug prices are set and the impact they could have.
89% of seniors are concerned that if the US were to use the Quality-Adjusted Life Year (QALY) metric will conflict with doctors' and patients' choice.
87% of seniors are concerned that if the US were to use the QALY formula to determine the value of lives, it would be used as a tool to determine who should receive treatment, and how much they should pay.
82% of seniors are concerned that foreign price controls in Part D will cause the program to collpase.
2025 Senior Satisfaction Results
Past Survey Results