Medicare-Medicaid Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNP) by State

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Medicare-Medicaid Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNP) are Medicare Advantage plans specifically designed for beneficiaries who are eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare. These dual eligible plans vary by health insurance company across different States:

B Alabama Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

A Alaska Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

D Arizona Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

C Arkansas Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

E California Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

F Colorado Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

G Connecticut Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

H Delaware Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

I Florida Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

J Georgia Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

K Hawaii Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

M Idaho Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

N Illinois Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

O Indiana Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

L Iowa Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

P Kansas Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

Q Kentucky Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

R Louisiana Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

U Maine Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

T Maryland Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

S Massachusetts Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

V Michigan Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

W Minnesota Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

Y Mississippi Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

X Missouri Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

Z Montana Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

c Nebraska Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

g Nevada Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

d New Hampshire Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

e New Jersey Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

f New Mexico Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

h New York Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

a North Carolina Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

b North Dakota Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

i Ohio Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

j Oklahoma Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

k Oregon Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

l Pennsylvania Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

m Rhode Island Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

n South Carolina Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

o South Dakota Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

p Tennessee Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

q Texas Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

r Utah Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

t Vermont Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

s Virginia Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

u Washington Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

w West Virginia Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

v Wisconsin Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

x Wyoming Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

y District of Columbia Medicare-Medicaid Dual Plans

Frequently Asked Questions

About Medicare-Medicaid Dual Eligible SNP

What are Medicare-Medicaid Dual Eligible Special Needs plans?

Medicare-Medicaid Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNP) are Medicare Advantage plans specifically designed for beneficiaries who are eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare. These plans can include benefits and coverage from both State-level Medicaid and Federal-level Medicare programs.

Who is eligible for Medicare-Medicaid Dual plans? What are the dual eligible income limits?

In order to be eligible for Medicare-Medicaid Dual plans you will likely have to be eligible for your State’s Medicaid program and also eligible for Medicare. Each State has different requirements and income limits to qualify for Medicaid. You may need to meet the income limit requirements for your State’s Medicaid program in order to qualify for a Medicare-Medicaid Dual Eligible plan.

How does Medicare and Medicaid work together for Dual Eligible plans?

Medicare and Medicaid coordinate benefits and coverage for Dual Eligible Plans. Medicare is primary and pays first for medical services, while Medicaid is secondary and may cover medical costs not covered, or partially covered, by Medicare.

There are several different types of dual eligible beneficiaries, which can determine how Medicare and Medicaid coordinate coverage:

QMB (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary)
- Medicaid pays premiums and cost sharing for Medicare Part A and Part B benefits
QMB Plus (Qualified Medicare Beneficiary Plus)
- Same as QMB, but Medicaid also pays for full Medicaid benefits
SLMB (Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary)
- Medicaid pays for Medicare Part B premium
SLMB Plus (Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary Plus)
- Same as SLMB, but Medicaid also pays for full Medicaid benefits
Other FBDE (Full Benefit Dual Eligible)
- Medicaid pays Medicare Part B premium and fill Medicaid benefits
QDWI (Qualified Disabled & Working Individual)
- Medicaid pays Medicare Part A premium