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Special Needs Plans (SNPs)
Aetna® offers SNPs for those who have specific health conditions or needs. Our plans are designed with benefits that provide members with the care that fits them best.
Find plans in your area
Types of SNPs and who qualifies
D-SNP
Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plans
- People who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid
- Those over 65 who qualify as low-income.
- People who are under 65 and have a qualifying medical condition.
C-SNP
Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans
- People who have Medicare
- People with a qualifying chronic or disabling condition
Aetna offers C-SNPs in these states: PA and IL.
I-SNP
Institutional Special Needs Plans
- People who have Medicare
- People who live in a skilled nursing facility for 90 days or longer
Medicare-Medicaid Plan (MMP) vs. D-SNP: What’s the difference?
An MMP is a private health plan that provides coordinated Medicare and Medicaid benefits for dual-eligible individuals. Both MMP and D-SNP plans make getting care through Medicare and Medicaid easier for you.
- With a D-SNP, you can keep the same Medicaid plan and benefits you get today, but you have a separate Medicare Advantage plan that gives you more benefits and features than Original Medicare.
- But with an MMP, all Medicare and Medicaid benefits and services are provided through one single health plan.
Only Ohio, Illinois and Michigan offer Aetna MMPs. If you live in one of these states, choose a link below to learn more about MMPs in your area.
Call to enroll or see if you qualify
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