J.D. Power Survey Shows Even Best Health Plans Have Digital Dilemma

  • Jun 07, 2024

    Although overall customer satisfaction rankings improved year over year in the J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Commercial Member Health Plan Study, nearly all evaluated health plans struggled to provide a high-quality digital customer experience. Indeed, one perennially high-performing plan admits that it, too, has been striving to solve the digital-experience puzzle — but it hopes that a new affiliation agreement will help by adding much-needed scale and access to capital. 

    This year’s J.D. Power survey measured satisfaction among 29,188 members of 147 group and individual health plans in 22 regions throughout the U.S. from January to April 2024. Plans are scored based on performance in eight core dimensions: “able to get health services how/when I want,” “digital channels,” “ease of doing business," “helps save time and money,” “people,” “product/coverage offerings,” “resolving problems or complaints” and “trust.” 

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  • Leslie Small

    Leslie has been working in journalism since 2009 and reporting on the health care industry since 2014. She has covered the many ups and downs of the Affordable Care Act exchanges, the failed health insurer mega-mergers, and hundreds of other storylines spanning subjects such as Medicaid managed care, Medicare Advantage, employer-sponsored insurance, and prescription drug coverage. As the managing editor of Health Plan Weekly and Radar on Drug Benefits, she writes and edits for both publications while overseeing a small team of reporters who also focus on the managed care sector. Before joining AIS Health, she was a senior editor for the e-newsletter Fierce Health Payer, and she started her career as a copy editor at multiple local newspapers. She graduated with a dual degree in journalism and political science from Penn State University.

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