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D-SNPs, Explained Simply
A Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan, called a D-SNP, is a Medicare Advantage plan for people who have both programs. A D-SNP may help coordinate care, benefits, and support. Plans, doctors, service areas, costs, and benefits can vary by plan and county.
This outreach gives general information. It does not sell plans, choose a plan for you, decide if you qualify, or enroll you.
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How a D-SNP May Help
Some Floridians have both Medicare and Medicaid. The two programs may cover different parts of care. This can make it hard to know who to call, what each program covers, or where to start with a question.
D-SNP may help coordinate care, benefits, and support.
D-SNP plans, doctors, service areas, and costs can vary by plan and county.
About This Program
The Rural Health Transformation Program is a statewide initiative led by AHCA to strengthen healthcare delivery in Florida’s rural communities.
Through innovative care models, technology integration, and workforce investment, the program aims to ensure all Floridians, regardless of location, have access to high-quality, sustainable healthcare.
Who This Is For
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Some people qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid. A D-SNP is a health plan made for people with both programs. It may help coordinate care and benefits.
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Caregivers often help a parent, spouse, or friend manage health care. When that person has both Medicare and Medicaid, a D-SNP may help organize their care and benefits.
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Caring for your health takes work at every stage. People with both Medicare and Medicaid have plan choices made for them, also known as a Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP). Ask questions. Check with your doctors.
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Some people under age 65 have both Medicare and Medicaid. A D-SNP may help coordinate care and support across both programs. Plan choices can vary by county.
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Good health information should be easy to reach, no matter where you live. People with Medicare and Medicaid can ask questions by phone or online.
Common Questions
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Not always. A person can have Medicare and Medicaid without having a D-SNP. Check your current plan before you make any change.
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No. Plans can have different doctors, service areas, costs, and benefits. Review each plan and ask questions before you choose.
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No. This program gives general information. It does not choose a plan, decide if you qualify, or enroll you.
This short survey asks how easy this information was to understand, before and after you read all outreach materials. It takes about two minutes to complete. Your answers help us make this program clearer for other Florida families; they will not be used to enroll you in a plan or to determine your eligibility.