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Using SNPs to cost-effectively address senior care

4 key considerations for growth

 

Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans (SNPs) are currently the fastest growing type of Medicare Advantage (MA) plan but the least well-known. Despite their small size, these plans have a proven record of producing better outcomes for their target populations than traditional fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare or standard Medicare Advantage (MA) plans. As such, they are becoming an increasingly central part of CMS’ broader efforts to address health equity in the senior care market.

Read on for our take on how the rapid growth of SNPs will impact the health care industry as well as specific industry stakeholders.


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