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2026 Medicare Special Needs Plans in Bannock County, ID

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In Bannock County, ID, there are 6 Medicare Special Needs Plans available for 2026. Approximately 2,100 beneficiaries are enrolled, and about 50% are rated 4 stars or higher based on CMS quality ratings.

Special Needs Plans (SNPs) are one coverage option. Other options may include standard Medicare Advantage plans, Medicare prescription drug coverage, and Medicare Supplement insurance. Visit Medicare Options in Bannock County, ID to explore other types of coverage available locally.

At a Glance

Average Monthly Premium
$22.37/mo
Plans with $0 Premium
2
Average MOOP Limit
$8,825 ($9,250 max.)
Star Ratings (Plan Mix)
4+ Stars: 50% · 3 Stars: 50% · Below 3: 0%
Average Part D Deductible
$599.17
Total SNP Enrollment
2,100
SNP Plans with the Highest Enrollment
(as of September 8, 2026)
1. Molina Medicare Complete Care (D-SNP) — 837 enrollees
2. UHC Dual Complete ID-Y1 (D-SNP) — 415 enrollees
3. Molina Medicare Complete Care Select (D-SNP) — 267 enrollees

D-SNP Plans (Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans)

Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) in Bannock County are Medicare Advantage plans for individuals eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid.

  • Total D-SNP Plans: 4
  • Average Monthly Premium: $24.15/mo
  • Beneficiaries Enrolled: 1,680
  • $0 Premium Plans: 1
  • Zero Cost Plans: 3
  • Top D-SNP by Enrollment: Molina Medicare Complete Care (D-SNP) — 837 enrollees
  • Plans without Drug Coverage: 0
Comparison table of 2026 D-SNP Medicare Plans available in Bannock County, Idaho
Special Needs Plan CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo MOOP PDP Ded. CMS Plan ID
Molina Medicare Complete Care
☆☆☆☆☆
 $38 9250.00 $615 H5628-013-2
Molina Medicare Complete Care Select
☆☆☆☆☆
 $0 9250.00 $615 H5628-014-2
UHC Dual Complete ID-Q1
☆☆☆☆☆
 $21 9250.00 $615 H4032-002-0
UHC Dual Complete ID-Y1
☆☆☆☆☆
 $38 9250.00 $615 H4032-001-0
What is the total number of D-SNP plans in Bannock County?

There are 4 D-SNP plans in 2026, covering 1,680 enrollees.

How much do D-SNP plans cost in Bannock County?

The average D-SNP premium in Bannock County is $24.15 per month, with 1 plans offering $0 premiums.

What is the most popular D-SNP plan in Bannock County?

Molina Medicare Complete Care (D-SNP) is the top D-SNP in Bannock County, with 837 enrollees.

What is the total number of D-SNP plans in Bannock County?

There are 4 D-SNP plans in 2026, covering 1,680 enrollees.

C-SNP Plans (Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans)

Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans (C-SNPs) are a category of Medicare Advantage plans offered to beneficiaries with qualifying chronic conditions, as defined by CMS program rules.

  • Total C-SNP Plans 2
  • Average Monthly Premium $18.80/mo
  • Beneficiaries Enrolled 420
  • $0 Premium C-SNPs 1
  • Average MOOP $7,975
  • Most Popular C-SNP UHC Complete Care Support ID-1A (C-SNP) with 219 enrollees
  • C-SNPs Without Drug Coverage 0
Comparison table of 2026 C-SNP Medicare Plans available in Bannock County, Idaho
Health Plan Name CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo Network
UHC Complete Care Support ID-1A
☆☆☆☆☆
 $38 9250.00 $615 H2001-050-0
UHC Complete Care ID-13
☆☆☆☆☆
 $0 6700.00 $520 H4604-025-0

What is the average monthly premium for C-SNP plans in Bannock County?

C-SNP plans in Bannock County cost $18.80 per month.

Which C-SNP plan has the highest enrollment in Bannock County?

The most popular C-SNP plan in Bannock County is UHC Complete Care Support ID-1A (C-SNP), with 219 enrollees.

How many C-SNP plans are available in Bannock County?

In 2026, Bannock County offers 2 C-SNP plans with 420 enrollees.

County-level figures shown on this page, including plan counts, enrollment totals, averages, and percentage distributions, reflect Medicare Special Needs Plans (SNP) only and are derived from CMS datasets using a standardized aggregation methodology.

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