Managed LTSS Health Plan Association Applauds Congress and President for Passage of Legislation to Improve Medicare-Medicaid Coordination
Special needs plans (SNPs), including dually-eligible special needs plans, were set to expire at the end of this year. Legislation put forth by the
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The 10 million individuals dually-eligible for Medicare and Medicaid account for a disproportionate share of the costs of these two programs. Within Medicare, 20 percent of the Medicare population that is dually-eligible accounts for 34 percent of all Medicare spending. In Medicaid, the 15 percent of beneficiaries who are dually-eligible accounts for 33 percent of all spending. Permanently authorizing these successful programs for high-risk, high-need beneficiaries and promoting more complete integration of the benefits is a big step forward for beneficiaries with the most complex care needs and their families.
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