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Have Medicare and Medicaid? DSNP is just for you
DSNP, or dual-eligible special needs plans, provide additional vision and hearing coverage and other benefits with lower premiums to those eligible. DSNP is for people:
- enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid
- looking for more health benefits
See if you qualify by filling out the form.
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Added DSNP benefits
A dual-eligible special needs plan (DSNP) is for those who carry both a Medicare and a Medicaid card. If you’re receiving benefits from both programs, you may be eligible to receive benefits from a DSNP as well. Each state determines which DSNPs are available and what benefits are provided.
DSNPs may include:
- $0 monthly premiums
- Vision and hearing benefits
- Part D coverage
- Gym memberships
Do I qualify for a DSNP?
There are a couple requirements to be eligible for a Medicare Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (DSNP) and they are:
- being enrolled or eligible for Medicare Part A
- meeting certain income and asset requirements
Current income and asset limitation requirements:
| Annual income | Total assets | |
|---|---|---|
| Individuals | < $18,735 | < $14,390 |
| Married Couples | < $25,365 | < $28,720 |
Because all dual-eligible special needs plans are required by law to “have a Model of Care (MOC) approved by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)," you know your needs will be met with the utmost quality. If you are eligible or think you may be eligible, call now to get started on your enrollment.
