Managing diabetes, heart disease, or lung conditions?
Medicare Advantage Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans (C-SNPs) are designed for those with certain chronic medical conditions.

What is a C-SNP and who is it for?

C-SNP stands for chronic condition special needs plan. You must have a qualifying chronic condition to enroll.

If you have a condition like diabetes, heart disease, or asthma, a C-SNP may help cover the costs for specialist visits and medications you need for your condition. CarePlus Medicare Advantage C-SNPs also include extra benefits like coverage for acupuncture, routine dental care, eyewear, hearing aids, and much more.  

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Get money back!

All CarePlus C-SNPs for 2024 include a Medicare Part B premium giveback benefit. The giveback benefit covers all or part of your monthly Medicare Part B premium payment. That means more money on your Social Security check every month.

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1The benefit mentioned is part of special supplemental program for the chronically ill. Not all members qualify. CareComplete (HMO C-SNP) and CareComplete Platinum (HMO C-SNP): These plans are available to anyone enrolled in Medicare with a diagnosis of diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, or chronic heart failure. CareBreeze Platinum (HMO C-SNP): This plan is available to anyone enrolled in Medicare with a diagnosis of chronic lung disorders.

The Part B Premium Reduction Benefit pays part or all of your Part B premium, and the amount may change based on the amount you pay for Part B. CareComplete Platinum (HMO-POS C-SNP) and CareBreeze Platinum (HMO-POS C-SNP): This plan covers certain services received from out-of-network providers located within the plan's service area. Except in emergency or urgent situations, non-contracted providers may deny care. You will pay a higher copay for services received by non-contracted providers.