Advantage plans tailored to specific needs
A Special Needs Plan (SNP) is a type of Medicare Advantage plan designed for people with specific circumstances — a chronic condition, both Medicare and Medicaid, or a need for institutional-level care. Benefits, drug lists, and provider networks are tailored to that group.
Because SNPs serve a defined group, they can build the plan around it — care coordination, specialists, and a drug formulary suited to the condition, plus extra benefits. Dual-eligible (D-SNP) plans in particular can be very rich for people who also qualify for Medicaid.
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You need to meet the plan’s criteria — a qualifying chronic condition (C-SNP), both Medicare and Medicaid (D-SNP), or institutional-level care (I-SNP). We can check which SNPs you qualify for in your area.