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2027 Medicare Special Needs Plans in Seneca County, OH

Last update: October 5, 2026.

For 2027, Seneca County, OH includes 25 Medicare Special Needs Plans. Enrollment across these plans totals approximately 626, with {stars_plus_percentage} rated 4 stars or higher.

Special Needs Plans (SNPs) are designed for specific healthcare or eligibility situations. Other options may also be available. Visit Medicare Options in Seneca County, OH to explore additional plan types and coverage choices.

  • D-SNP Plans
  • C-SNP Plans
  • I-SNP Plans

At a Glance

County-level summary of Medicare Special Needs Plan availability and enrollment based on CMS data.

  • Average Monthly Premium: $4.63/mo
  • $0 Premium Plans: 19
  • Average MOOP: $8,681 ($9,250 max. Excludes zero-cost D-SNPs.)
  • Star Ratings (Plan Mix): {star_mix}
  • Average Part D Deductible: $514.28
  • Total SNP Enrollment: 626
  • SNP Plans with the Highest Enrollment
    (as of October 5, 2026)
    1. UHC Complete Care OH-18 (C-SNP) — 159 enrollees
    2. Aetna Medicare Chronic Care (C-SNP) — 130 enrollees
    3. Anthem Dual Advantage (D-SNP) — 91 enrollees

Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs)

Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) are Medicare Advantage plans for individuals eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. Plan availability varies by county.

Total D-SNP Plans
11
Average Monthly Premium
$6.69/mo
Beneficiaries Enrolled
194
$0 Premium Plans
7
Zero Cost Plans
9
Top D-SNP by Enrollment
Anthem Dual Advantage (D-SNP) — 91 enrollees
Plans without Drug Coverage
0
2027 D-SNP Medicare plans in Seneca County, Ohio (comparison chart)
Medicare SNP Plan CMS Stars* Premium/Mo MOOP Rx Ded. CMS ID
Anthem Dual Advantage
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 7100.00 $325 H2628-005-0
Anthem Dual Advantage Plus
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $405 H2628-006-0
Anthem I MyCare Ohio Full Dual Advantage
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $165 H2628-007-0
Anthem I MyCare Ohio Full Dual Support
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $105 H2628-001-0
CareSource MyCare Ohio
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9650.00 $700 H6396-017-0
Molina Complete Care Connect for MyCare Ohio
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9850.00 $700 H9955-009-0
Molina Complete Care for MyCare Ohio
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9850.00 $700 H9955-008-0
Wellcare Buckeye Health Dual Access
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $700 H4158-002-0
Wellcare Buckeye Health Dual Reserve
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 6750.00 $700 H4158-003-0
Wellcare Buckeye MyCare Ohio Dual Align
☆☆☆☆☆
$10 9850.00 $700 H4158-004-0
Wellcare Buckeye MyCare Ohio Dual Align Unity
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $700 H4158-001-0
What is the average monthly premium for D-SNP plans in Seneca County?
D-SNP plans in Seneca County cost $6.69 per month.
Which D-SNP plan has the highest enrollment in Seneca County?
The most popular D-SNP plan in Seneca County is Anthem Dual Advantage (D-SNP), with 91 enrollees.
How many D-SNP plans are available in Seneca County?
In 2027, Seneca County offers 11 D-SNP plans with 194 enrollees.

Medicare Institutional Special Needs Plans (I-SNPs)

Institutional Special Needs Plans (I-SNPs) are Medicare Advantage plans for individuals in institutional or long-term care settings. Plan availability varies by county.

Total I-SNP Plans
6
Average Monthly Premium
$7.03/mo
Beneficiaries Enrolled
14
$0 Premium Plans
4
Average MOOP
$8,363
Top I-SNP by Enrollment
Valor Health Plan (I-SNP) — 14 enrollees
Plans without Drug Coverage
0
2027 I-SNP Medicare plans in Seneca County, Ohio (comparison chart)
Plan Name CMS Stars* Premium/Mo Network
Humana Senior Living Plan
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 6180.00 $400 H7617-142-0
Humana Together in Health
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $650 H5216-401-0
Humana Together in Health
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $200 H7617-140-0
Perennial Advantage Premier
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 4600.00 $0 H8797-004-0
Perennial Advantage Strive
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9850.00 $700 H8797-001-0
Valor Health Plan
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9850.00 $700 H1119-001-0

What is the average monthly premium for I-SNP plans in Seneca County?

I-SNP plans in Seneca County cost $7.03 per month.

Which I-SNP plan has the highest enrollment in Seneca County?

The most popular I-SNP plan in Seneca County is Valor Health Plan (I-SNP), with 14 enrollees.

How many I-SNP plans are available in Seneca County?

In 2027, Seneca County offers 6 I-SNP plans with 14 enrollees.

Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans (C-SNPs)

Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans (C-SNPs) are Medicare Advantage plans available to beneficiaries who meet CMS eligibility criteria for specific chronic or disabling health conditions.

Total C-SNP Plans
8
Average Monthly Premium
$0.00/mo
Beneficiaries Enrolled
418
$0 Premium C-SNPs
8
Average MOOP
$8,069
Most Popular C-SNP
UHC Complete Care OH-18 (C-SNP) with 159 enrollees
C-SNPs Without Drug Coverage
0
2027 C-SNP Medicare plans in Seneca County, Ohio (comparison chart)
Plan Name CMS Stars* Premium/Mo Network
Aetna Medicare Chronic Care
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 7150.00 $700 H0628-039-0
Aetna Medicare Chronic Care Total
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $700 H0628-034-0
DEVOTED C-SNP ENHANCED 017 OH
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 5100.00 $461 H2697-017-0
DEVOTED C-SNP GIVEBACK EXTRAS 024 OH
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 6350.00 $700 H2697-024-0
DEVOTED C-SNP PLUS 016 OH
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $461 H2697-016-0
Humana Gold Plus - Diabetes and Heart
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9500.00 $600 H6622-017-0
UHC Complete Care OH-18
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 6900.00 $685 H5253-190-0
UHC Complete Care Support OH-2A
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9850.00 $0 H5253-264-0
What is the total number of C-SNP plans in Seneca County?

There are 8 C-SNP plans in 2027, covering 418 enrollees.

How much do C-SNP plans cost in Seneca County?

The average C-SNP premium in Seneca County is $0.00 per month, with 8 plans offering $0 premiums.

What is the most popular C-SNP plan in Seneca County?

UHC Complete Care OH-18 (C-SNP) is the top C-SNP in Seneca County, with 159 enrollees.

What is the total number of C-SNP plans in Seneca County?

There are 8 C-SNP plans in 2027, covering 418 enrollees.

  • CMS.gov, Medicare Advantage & Special Needs Plan Landscape Source Files — Version: 202608
  • CMS.gov, Medicare Part C & D Performance Data — Version: 2026
  • CMS.gov, Medicare Advantage & Part D Contract and Enrollment Data — Version: 2026-08

All plan counts, enrollment totals, averages, and percentage distributions are calculated at the county level using CMS data and include Medicare Special Needs Plans (SNP) only, based on a consistent aggregation methodology.

Data sources and methodology documentation .

  • Medicare.gov, "Understanding Medicare Advantage Plans" — Last accessed 20 August, 2026
  • Medicare.gov, "Compare Original Medicare & Medicare Advantage" — Last accessed 22 August, 2026
  • NCOA.org, "5 Steps to Choosing the Right Medicare Plan for You" — Last accessed 24 August, 2026

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