Added benefits and creative testing define Medicare AEP campaign.

HAP’s 2019 Medicare AEP campaign had a lot to draw from, but the big news was enhancements on dental, vision and hearing benefits – which according to the latest research are enhancements Medicare consumers are actively looking for.

Capitalizing on these improvements, HAP’s campaign was anchored by a lighthearted, animated DRTV spot that quickly outperformed existing control creative. We also developed radio, direct mail, free-standing inserts and various digital assets.

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Top 10 Healthcare Marketing Blog Posts of 2025

Top 10 Healthcare Marketing Blog Posts of 2025

Media Logic's most popular healthcare marketing blog posts, covering digital strategies for regional health plans, Medicare market analysis, consumer research findings, and practical marketing playbooks that helped healthcare marketers navigate 2025's challenges.

Insights from the Media Logic’s Voices of Medicare Study

Insights from the Media Logic’s Voices of Medicare Study

Media Logic’s Voices of Medicare study uncovers what truly shaped 2025 AEP decisions—revealing the gap between satisfaction and loyalty, the impact of growing consumer anxiety, and how supplemental benefits are falling short. These insights offer Medicare marketers year-round guidance for stronger, more authentic engagement.

Rethinking Group Marketing: Building a Pull Strategy That Attracts Employers 

Rethinking Group Marketing: Building a Pull Strategy That Attracts Employers 

Historically, health insurance marketing teams have supported their Small and Large Group lines of business primarily through push tactics – sales enablement, broker collateral and general awareness messaging and education. But in an environment where employers scrutinize every dollar and expect more from their partners, that model doesn’t go far enough.