Medicare Special Needs Plans in Idaho
Every Special Needs Plan in Idaho for 2027, from the CMS plan landscape file. You can join one only if you fit its group: Medicare and Medicaid (D-SNP), a qualifying chronic condition (C-SNP) or nursing-home-level care (I-SNP). Pick your county to see the plans sold there.
Showing all 11 plans.
D-SNPs: Medicare and Medicaid
Sorted by CMS star rating, then by how closely the plan is integrated with Idaho Medicaid, then by worst-case year. If Medicaid or the QMB program pays your Medicare cost sharing, the out-of-pocket maximum matters less than the network and how well the plan works with Medicaid.
| # | Plan | Premium / month | In-network max out-of-pocket | Worst-case year | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Molina Medicare Complete Care (HMO D-SNP)Molina Healthcare of Utah & Idaho · HMO D-SNPFully integrated (FIDE) · $0 Medicare cost sharing5 of 44 counties | $45.50 | $9,850 | $10,396 | 3★ |
| 2 | Molina Medicare Complete Care (HMO D-SNP)Molina Healthcare of Utah & Idaho · HMO D-SNPFully integrated (FIDE) · $0 Medicare cost sharing38 of 44 counties | $45.50 | $9,850 | $10,396 | 3★ |
| 3 | UHC Dual Complete ID-YL (HMO-POS D-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · HMO-POS D-SNPFully integrated (FIDE) · $0 Medicare cost sharingAll 44 counties | $21.20 | $9,850 | $10,104 | Too new to rate |
| 4 | UHC Dual Complete ID-Y1 (HMO-POS D-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · HMO-POS D-SNPFully integrated (FIDE) · $0 Medicare cost sharingAll 44 counties | $26.40 | $9,850 | $10,167 | Too new to rate |
| 5 | UHC Dual Complete ID-QV1 (HMO-POS D-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · HMO-POS D-SNPCoordination-onlyAll 44 counties | $0 | $9,850 | $9,850 | Too new to rate |
C-SNPs: chronic conditions
Sorted by worst-case year: 12 months of premiums plus the in-network out-of-pocket maximum. Each plan lists the conditions it serves; you need one of them, confirmed by your doctor or another clinician, to join.
| # | Plan | Premium / month | In-network max out-of-pocket | Worst-case year | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UHC Complete Care ID-12 (HMO-POS C-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · HMO-POS C-SNPCardiovascular disorders, Chronic heart failure, Diabetes7 of 44 counties | $0 | $7,150 | $7,150 | 4★ |
| 2 | UHC Complete Care ID-13 (HMO-POS C-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · HMO-POS C-SNPCardiovascular disorders, Chronic heart failure, Diabetes17 of 44 counties | $0 | $7,150 | $7,150 | 4★ |
| 3 | HumanaChoice - Diabetes and Heart (PPO C-SNP)Humana · PPO C-SNPCardiovascular disorders, Chronic heart failure, Diabetes7 of 44 counties | $0 | $9,850 | $9,850 | 4.5★ |
| 4 | UHC Complete Care Support ID-1A (PPO C-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · PPO C-SNPCardiovascular disorders, Chronic heart failure, Diabetes42 of 44 counties | $45.40 | $9,850 | $10,395 | 4.5★ |
I-SNPs: institutional care
For people who live, or are expected to live, at least 90 days in a nursing home or similar facility, or who need that level of care at home. Sorted by worst-case year.
| # | Plan | Premium / month | In-network max out-of-pocket | Worst-case year | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | American Health Advantage of Idaho (HMO I-SNP)American Health Advantage of Utah · HMO I-SNPHybrid (at home or in a facility)10 of 44 counties | $45.50 | $7,250 | $7,796 | Not rated |
| 2 | UHC Nursing Home Plan ID-F1 (PPO I-SNP)UnitedHealthcare · PPO I-SNPFacility-based1 of 44 counties | $21.60 | $9,850 | $10,109 | 5★ |
Worst-case year = 12 × monthly plan premium + in-network maximum out-of-pocket, for covered Part A and B services. Many D-SNP members pay $0 in premiums with Extra Help. Star ratings are CMS’s 2027 overall ratings for the contract behind each plan. Plans under CMS sanction aren’t listed. How we sort
Before you enroll: check the plan’s network and drug list in the official Medicare Plan Finder, and ask the plan whether you qualify. Free one-on-one help: your State Health Insurance Assistance Program.
Questions
How many Special Needs Plans are in Idaho for 2027?
CMS lists 11: 5 D-SNPs (Medicare and Medicaid), 4 C-SNPs (chronic conditions) and 2 I-SNPs (institutional), from 4 parent companies. Not every plan is sold in every county; use the county filter.
Which D-SNPs in Idaho are integrated with Medicaid?
4 of the 5 D-SNPs are fully integrated, highly integrated or applicable integrated plans, which cover or coordinate Medicaid benefits more closely. The rest are coordination-only plans. Integrated plans are listed first among plans with the same star rating.
Do Special Needs Plans include drug coverage?
Yes. Every Special Needs Plan must include Part D drug coverage.
Can I stay in a Special Needs Plan if I no longer qualify?
Only while you still meet the plan's rules. If you lose eligibility, you may get a Special Enrollment Period to join another plan.
Sources
- CMS, CY 2027 Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan Landscape (CY2027_Landscape_202609.csv), Special Needs Plan rows — cms.gov; star ratings from the CMS 2027 Star Ratings Data Tables — cms.gov.
- Medicare.gov, “Special Needs Plans” — medicare.gov.
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