Which statement best describes the use of "report cards" to compare health plans?

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Report cards typically provide aggregated information such as overall quality ratings and member satisfaction scores for health plans, rather than specific information on medical conditions.

Answer: B 
 Some consumers may be attracted to health plans with better ratings and choose to enroll in them.

Answer: D 
 While report cards provide useful information for consumers, they may not satisfy all consumer demands for detailed information on specific medical conditions or providers. Therefore, they are not sufficient to fully satisfy all consumer demands.

Option C is incorrect. While some report cards may include survival rates for some medical conditions, this is not a common metric used in most report cards. Additionally, survival rates may not be the most important factor for consumers when choosing a health plan.

Which Statement Best Describes the Use of "Report Cards" to Compare