AHIP Practice Exam

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Which type of individuals is NOT primarily targeted by Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans?

Individuals with chronic conditions

Individuals eligible for dual coverage under Medicare and Medicaid

Individuals who are generally healthy with no significant medical issues

Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans (SNPs) are specifically designed to cater to certain populations with unique needs. These plans focus on individuals who have chronic conditions, are eligible for dual coverage (Medicare and Medicaid), or reside in long-term care facilities, all of whom require specialized care and services tailored to their specific situations.

Individuals who are generally healthy with no significant medical issues do not fall into the targeted categories for SNPs. These individuals typically do not require the specialized care that SNPs provide. Instead, they are more suited for standard Medicare Advantage plans that offer basic coverage without the additional services tailored for those with chronic conditions or who require more complex care. By not targeting generally healthy individuals, SNPs can focus their resources and care coordination efforts on those who truly need them.

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Individuals living in long-term care facilities

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