If you or someone you care about is interested in enrolling in a CarePlus Health Insurance plan, you have many options.
These plans must offer the same coverage as Original Medicare, which includes Medicare Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical) coverage. CarePlus also provides HMO and PPO plans.
Each CarePlus Health Insurance plan offers varying amounts of coverage for different requirements, such as prescription drug coverage and telehealth services, so make sure to review each plan entirely.
CarePlus Insurance provides the following types of plans:
- Family floater health insurance
- Individual health insurance
- Medicaid
- Medicare
Currently, there are two different types of CarePlus Insurance plans available for enrollment on HealthCare.gov:
- Participating Provider Option (PPO) – People with a PPO plan can decide where they go for care without needing a referral from their physician or prior authorization. They do not even need to see a doctor in-network.
- Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) — People with an HMO plan are typically only covered for treatment by in-network providers. You will most likely need a referral or prior authorization for a specialist.
CarePlus Insurance also offers two other special plans in some areas:
- CarePlus D-SNP – This is a special type of Medicare Advantage plan that offers additional aid and benefits at no extra charge for people who qualify for Medicare and Medicaid. However, you are not able to choose a separate Part D plan.
- CarePlus C-SNP – This proactive plan is for people who live with chronic conditions. These types of chronic conditions can include congestive heart failure, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. It helps provide inexpensive, preventative medication to control these conditions.
If you or a loved one has any questions about the plans offered by CarePlus, or if you need assistance finding the one that is right for you and your lifestyle, please do not hesitate to contact RehabNet. Our addiction treatment specialists are always ready to assist you.