medicareguru
Expert
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So the real question is, "what is the purpose of a dual eligible special needs plan?" There is none in my opinion other than the agent trying to get paid a commission.
I mean, maybe there will be some transportation benefits or a gym membership, or some dental if that state's Medicaid program doesn't cover dental, but you are giving that dual eligible a network of doctors.
However, the dual eligible can go in and out of plan as they wish, so I guess it is okay if the agent is looking to have lots of chargebacks.
I mean, maybe there will be some transportation benefits or a gym membership, or some dental if that state's Medicaid program doesn't cover dental, but you are giving that dual eligible a network of doctors.
However, the dual eligible can go in and out of plan as they wish, so I guess it is okay if the agent is looking to have lots of chargebacks.