Original Research

eHealth's annual Medicare AEP Snapshot report looks at plan costs and selection trends, and this year includes findings from a survey of Medicare beneficiaries drawn from the general population.

An eHealth survey of consumers enrolled in Affordable Care Act coverage lays bare the affordability gap between those who receive government subsidies and those who do not.

Based on a survey of more than 1,200 Medicare beneficiaries, eHealth's latest report explores enrollees concerns, satisfaction with coverage, and hopes for the Annual Enrollment Period that starts October 15.

In a general population poll of over 1,000 Americans, eHealth invites voters set the healthcare priorities of the next president.

This year's Medicare Annual Enrollment Period could be especially disruptive, but eHealth's latest report shows that too few Medicare beneficiaries do what it takes - like carefully reading their Annual Notice of Change letters - to keep informed about changes to their coverage.

eHealth's survey of more than 1,000 Gen Xers and Millennials turns up some fascinating insights into their feelings and expectations about Medicare and how it may factor in their vote this fall.

In original research jointly commissioned by eHealth and our partner Retirable, we examine the intersection of health care costs and financial planning for retirement.

eHealth's latest report examines beneficiaries' satisfaction with Medicare Advantage plans and the impact of working with a licensed agent when selecting the right plan for their needs.

eHealth's seventh-annual Medicare Index Report reviews average costs and plan selection trends among Medicare beneficiaries who selected Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D plans during last fall's Annual Enrollment Period.

eHealth's survey of more than 500 owners and managers of small businesses examines the value of health insurance benefits, employer pain points, and familiarity with group health plan alternatives like ICHRA.