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The interactive dashboards in this tool present estimates from the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS) on various topics related to the financial well-being of Medicare beneficiaries.
The interactive dashboards in this tool present estimates from the MCBS Survey File Public Use Files (PUFs) to explore various trends related to the Medicare population.
Examine differences in Medicare beneficiaries’ health status and the prevalence of health conditions by year. Explore data
The interactive dashboards in this tool present estimates from the MCBS COVID-19 Supplement PUFs on Medicare beneficiaries’ experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Explore how Medicare beneficiaries changed their health behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic. Explore data
Examine how Medicare beneficiaries put their health care on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic and investigate the types of forgone care. Explore data
Learn about how the COVID-19 pandemic affected the everyday lives of Medicare beneficiaries. Explore data
Examine differences in the availability of health care through telephone or video appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic for Medicare beneficiaries. Explore data
Investigate the different sources Medicare beneficiaries relied on for information about COVID-19. Explore data
Examine how COVID-19 vaccination uptake and attitudes towards getting vaccinated varied across Medicare beneficiaries. Explore data
Learn about Medicare beneficiaries’ varying attitudes toward COVID-19 and the severity of the pandemic. Explore data
The MCBS is a continuous, multi-purpose longitudinal survey representing the population of Medicare beneficiaries living in the United States. The MCBS has been continuously conducted since 1991, completing more than 1.2 million interviews since its inception. The MCBS is designed to aid CMS in administering, monitoring, and evaluating the Medicare program, and is essential in providing important information on beneficiaries that is not otherwise collected through operational or administrative data from the Medicare program.
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