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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Inquiry. 2013 Aug;50(3):202–215. doi: 10.1177/0046958013516586

Table 4.

Transitions into Medicare Advantage in Miami-Dade County, 2004–2008

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
N percent N percent N percent N percent N percent
Incident Cohort
 Enroll in MA 4,778 42% 4,329 38% 4,271 38% 4,197 38% 4,121 36%
 Enroll in TM 6,650 58% 6,922 62% 6,840 62% 6,786 62% 7,452 64%
Non-Incident Cohort (TM in previous year)
 Switch to MA 3,408 5% 3,220 5% 4,053 6% 4,700 7% 3,576 5%
 Stay in TM 61,201 95% 61,900 95% 61,683 94% 61,038 93% 62,028 95%
Among New MA enrollees
 Age 65 4,778 58% 4,329 57% 4,271 51% 4,197 47% 4,121 54%
 Age 66+ 3,408 42% 3,220 43% 4,053 49% 4,700 53% 3,576 46%
Percentage of all MA enrollees who enrolled in their incident cohort year* 35% 37% 39% 42% 44%

Source: Statistical analysis of Medicare enrollment files, 2003–2008, data from July of each year. Does not include beneficiaries who died during the year.

Sample includes Medicare beneficiaries age 65+, who gained eligibility for Medicare because of old age, and not dual eligible

*

incident = joined MA within 12 mos of Medicare eligibility