January 1st is a high-risk moment because pharmacy benefit plans can be complex. And the stakes are even higher because we’re dealing with the timely supply of medicines that people rely on for their health and well-being.
So we spend the time leading up to every transition working on improving every aspect of our service. Whether that means faster answers, new self-service opportunities, more accurate benefits or faster prescription delivery, it’s all centered on removing friction for your people.
Service built right, delivered right
Our systems processed over 140 million claims in January, demonstrating strong stability and scale readiness for high volume periods.
Easy, intuitive digital tools
Members are choosing digital more often, with a 12% increase in digital channel use. This represents 72% of all service interactions, providing improved self-service experiences and access to real-time support, as needed.
Premier member support
Call volume reduced 25%. This was driven by improved benefit accuracy and stronger digital experiences, meaning fewer members needed to reach out for help. When members called, service remained strong with a call center net promoter score of 77, call satisfaction at 94% and first call resolution at 88%.
Proactive, rapid resolution
There were 27% fewer member issues year over year and 85% fewer over the last two years, demonstrating a continual focus on quality and prevention.
This kind of performance provides a member-first experience and demonstrates the scale, discipline and consistency our clients can rely on all year long.