Healthcare

Mary M. Rodino is a Managing Director of Sales, Global Business Intelligence at JD Power. In this role, she has business development and account management leadership responsibilities for several industry practice areas, including Utilities and TMT (Telecom, Media, and Technology). Her team is responsible for new business development, revenue growth, multiyear sales contracts, and account management.

Ms. Rodino has more than 25 years of leadership experience across several industries. Prior to joining JD Power in 2013, she was Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President of Sales at Comcast Business. Earlier, she was Chief Sales Officer at Cancer Treatment Centers of America. Ms. Rodino has also served as Senior Vice President of Sales at InterCall and as Vice President and General Manager at OnePoint Communications (Verizon)—a start-up Telecommunications CLEC. Additionally, she spent 15 years at AT&T in a variety of sales, marketing, and operations roles, and the last three years as a Sales Vice President and General Manager for Global Accounts.

Ms. Rodino has served on the Board of Directors for Opportunity International, LaSalle Senior Center-Board Chair, and the YWCA of Chicago-Executive Committee. She is currently involved with Compassion International, Opportunity International, and the Immigration and Refugee Committee at Old St. Pat’s Church in Chicago. Ms. Rodino received a B.S. degree from the University of Illinois-Medical Center and an MBA from the University of Illinois at Urbana (cum laude).

• Mobile app adoption rate rises among commercial health plan members
• App user satisfaction increases with member tenure and channel familiarity
• Medicare Advantage app adoption lags

TROY, Mich.: 7 April 2026 — The more time health plan members spend with insurers’ mobile apps and websites, the more they come to appreciate the usefulness of digital channels in helping to manage their overall healthcare experience. That key finding in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Healthcare Digital Experience Study,^SM released today, highlights both the opportunities and the significant challenges health plans face when it comes to delivering user-friendly digital channels to address the complex and often unique needs of diverse member populations.

“Healthcare can be an incredibly complex world to navigate, with members in a wide range of different customer segments approaching their health plan’s mobile apps and websites with varying degrees of digital sophistication and due to dozens of individual use cases,” said Eric McCready, director of digital solutions at JD Power. “The good news is that once health plan members start spending some time familiarizing themselves with their health plan’s digital channels, their overall customer experience improves significantly, but, on average, it still takes a fair amount of time to get fully up to speed. This highlights an opportunity for health plans to spend more time on digital onboarding and member education.”

Following are some key findings of the 2026 study:

• Mobile app adoption rate increases among commercial plan members: More than one-third (38%) of commercial health plan members now use their plan’s digital app, up from 31% last year. Among Medicare Advantage plan members, however, app usage has declined to just 20%, down 4 percentage points from last year. Overall digital channel use among Medicare Advantage members surged during the COVID-19 pandemic and has been on a downward trend since.
• Familiarity breeds delight: Among both commercial and Medicare Advantage plan members, mobile app satisfaction increases significantly with member tenure and channel familiarity. Overall mobile app satisfaction with Medicare Advantage is 665 (on a 1,000-point scale) among members who have been with their plan for more than five years. That is 102 points higher than Medicare Advantage plan members with less than 1 year tenure.
• Satisfaction with mobile apps drives customer loyalty: Overall, 76% of commercial health plan members and 74% of Medicare Advantage plan members say they “definitely will” continue to use their health plan’s mobile app in the future when they have an excellent digital experience, (overall satisfaction scores of 800 or higher). Conversely, just 29% of commercial plan members and 21% of Medicare Advantage members say they “definitely will” continue to use their health plan’s mobile app in the future when they have a poor digital experience (overall satisfaction scores of 500 or less).

Study Rankings

Cigna Healthcare ranks highest in satisfaction among commercial member health plans for a second consecutive year, with a score of 684. Premera Blue Cross (682) ranks second and UnitedHealthcare (672) ranks third.

UPMC Health Plan ranks highest in satisfaction among Medicare Advantage plans for a second consecutive year, with a score of 676. Healthfirst (671) ranks second and Devoted Health and UnitedHealthcare rank third, in a tie, each with a score of 665.

The U.S. Healthcare Digital Experience Study, now in its third year, measures satisfaction across five factors (in order of importance): visual appeal; navigation; information/content; speed; and telehealth. The 2026 study is based on evaluations from 7,687 members of the 17 largest Medicare Advantage plans and 16 of the largest commercial member health plans in the United States. The study was fielded from August through December 2025. 

For more information about the U.S. Healthcare Digital Experience Study, visit  https://www.jdpower.com/business/healthcare/healthcare-digital-experience-study 

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