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2026 Medicare Special Needs Plans in Green County, WI

Last update: August 24, 2026.

In Green County, WI, there are 12 Medicare Special Needs Plans available for 2026. Approximately 588 beneficiaries are enrolled, and about 27% 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 Green County, WI to explore other types of coverage available locally.

  • D-SNP Plans
  • C-SNP Plans

At a Glance

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

Average Monthly Premium
$9.95/mo
Plans with $0 Premium
4
Average MOOP Limit
$8,354 ($9,250 max.)
Star Ratings (Plan Mix)
4+ Stars: 27% · 3 Stars: 64% · Below 3: 9%
Average Part D Deductible
$603.75
Total SNP Enrollment
588
SNP Plans with the Highest Enrollment
(as of September 8, 2026)
1. UHC Dual Complete WI-D002 (D-SNP) — 162 enrollees
2. HumanaChoice SNP-DE H5216-420 (D-SNP) — 117 enrollees
3. UHC Complete Care WI-1 (C-SNP) — 105 enrollees

D-SNP Plans (Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans)

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

Total D-SNP Plans
10
Average Monthly Premium
$11.94/mo
Beneficiaries Enrolled
410
$0 Premium D-SNPs
2
Zero Cost D-SNPs
6
D-SNP with the Highest Enrollment
UHC Dual Complete WI-D002 (D-SNP) with 162 enrollees
D-SNPs without Drug Coverage
0
D-SNP Medicare plan comparison – Green County, Wisconsin, 2026
Special Needs Plan CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo MOOP PDP Ded. CMS Plan ID
UHC Dual Complete WI-D002
☆☆☆☆☆
$19 9250.00 $615 H3794-002-0
UHC Dual Complete WI-V001
☆☆☆☆☆
$17 4900.00 $615 H3794-004-0
Anthem Full Dual Advantage
☆☆☆☆☆
$4 9250.00 $615 H9525-003-0
Anthem Full Dual Advantage 2
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9250.00 $590 H9525-018-0
HumanaChoice SNP-DE H5216-420
☆☆☆☆☆
$15 9250.00 $615 H5216-420-0
UHC Dual Complete WI-D001
☆☆☆☆☆
$9 9250.00 $615 H0294-027-0
My Choice Wisconsin Medicare Dual Advantage Plan
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 9250.00 $615 H5209-006-2
My Choice Wisconsin Partnership Plan
☆☆☆☆☆
$13 9250.00 $615 H5209-005-2
ICare Family Care Partnership
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9250.00 $615 H2237-007-0
Cooperative Advantage
☆☆☆☆☆
$21 9250.00 $615 H7598-003-0
What is the total number of D-SNP plans in Green County?

Green County has 10 D-SNP plans for 2026, with 410 enrollees.

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

The typical D-SNP premium in Green County is $11.94, and 2 plans have no monthly premium.

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 $0.00/mo
  • Beneficiaries Enrolled 178
  • $0 Premium C-SNPs 2
  • Average MOOP $6,050
  • Most Popular C-SNP UHC Complete Care WI-1 (C-SNP) with 105 enrollees
  • C-SNPs Without Drug Coverage 0
C-SNP Medicare plan comparison – Green County, Wisconsin, 2026
Health Plan Name CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo Network
UHC Complete Care WI-20
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 5400.00 $520 H5253-202-0
UHC Complete Care WI-1
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 6700.00 $600 H0294-002-0
What is the average monthly premium for C-SNP plans in Green County?
C-SNP plans in Green County cost $0.00 per month.
Which C-SNP plan has the highest enrollment in Green County?
The most popular C-SNP plan in Green County is UHC Complete Care WI-1 (C-SNP), with 105 enrollees.
How many C-SNP plans are available in Green County?
In 2026, Green County offers 2 C-SNP plans with 178 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

This page presents county-level Medicare Special Needs Plans (SNP) data, including plan counts, enrollment totals, averages, and percentage distributions, derived from CMS datasets using a standardized aggregation approach.

Data sources and methodology documentation .

  • Medicare.gov, "Compare types of Medicare Advantage Plans" — Last accessed 20 August, 2026
  • Medicare.gov, "Your coverage options" — Last accessed 22 August, 2026
  • AARP.org, "The Big Choice: Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage" — Last accessed 24 August, 2026

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Page content independently curated and maintained by David W. Bynon, Editorial Steward, using a standardized, data-driven methodology for accurate, non-commercial Medicare plan interpretation and resolution.

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