Arblu helps your Hispanic members stay adherent to their treatment, with culturally calibrated communication, in Spanish, over the channel they already use every day. Their adherence feeds PDC, PDC feeds your Star Rating, and your Star Rating decides the CMS bonus.
The chain is shorter than it looks, and it starts in the member's home.
Medicare has parts A, B, C, and D. Parts C and D — hospitalization and prescription drug coverage — are the Medicare Advantage Plans, administered by insurance companies. Beneficiaries freely choose which company to enroll with.
One of the evaluation factors is whether a member with a chronic prescription picked up their medication on time. It's measured with PDC, proportion of days covered. Members also rate the service they receive.
All evaluations roll up into the CMS Star Rating, from one to five stars. At 4 stars the company collects the CMS bonuses, which run into tens of millions of dollars a year.
If the company drops from 4 to 3.5 stars, it stops receiving the bonus entirely. It isn't reduced proportionally: it disappears. Half a star is the difference between collecting everything and collecting nothing.
If the chronic member isn't adherent, it hits the score calculation. If they rate the service poorly, it hits too. That's where Arblu comes in.
It isn't a willingness problem, it's a channel and language problem. English-language IVR calls and mailed reminders don't speak her language or match her trust signals.
Hispanic Medicare Advantage members — the least adherent segment
Avoidable cost per non-adherent member, per year, per plan
Of Hispanic adults have limited English proficiency — a direct barrier to adherence
WhatsApp penetration among U.S. Hispanic adults, with nothing new to download
Sources: KFF, Medicare Advantage in 2026: Enrollment Update and Key Trends (2026) · ASPE/HHS, Projected Impacts for Latino Medicare Enrollees (2023)
A daily check-in inside WhatsApp, with three possible paths depending on what the member answers. No apps to install, no passwords, and no calls she doesn't pick up.
The path you want: the dose is confirmed and consistency is reinforced, with a nod to her family. Two screens and done.
No guilt and with real clinical guidance: if there's still time, how to take it; if the next dose is near, better to wait. She answers that she'll take it right away.
Same guidance, different exit: she asks to be reminded. Arblu schedules the reminder in an hour and the case stays open until it's confirmed.
The screens are in Spanish because that is how Arblu speaks to her. That is precisely the point.
WhatsApp is already open on her phone. Nothing to install, nothing to remember, no password to lose.
Colloquial Spanish, tuned to regional variants and to her generation — not machine-translated English.
Warm, brief, and family-aware. The tone was validated on real conversations from our pilots in Chile.
Large type, voice-note input, and an optional loop to a caregiver. Designed for 65+, not retrofitted later.
If she stops answering her check-ins, her risk level escalates automatically and the case becomes visible to the plan's team.
Arblu is middleware: it sits on top of what the plan already has and goes live in 3–5 days, with no IT project.
Tell us how many Hispanic members with chronic prescriptions your plan has and where your Star Rating stands today. The pilot deploys in 3–5 days, without touching your systems.