Find Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs)
Use this page to begin a location-based search for Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans. Available plans depend on your state, county, and ZIP code, and on CMS and plan service-area rules.
Important notice
SubsidyCheck.com provides educational information and enrollment assistance. We do not determine eligibility. Final eligibility and enrollment decisions are made by CMS, state Medicaid agencies, and participating Medicare Advantage organizations.
What you will need
Your state, county, and ZIP code to identify service-area plans.
Medicare status (including Part A and Part B if known) and Medicaid status.
Contact information only if you request enrollment assistance—no unnecessary medical details.
How plan search works
Your browser never receives CMS API credentials. SubsidyCheck calls CMS through secure Vercel API routes, then displays neutral plan information for comparison.
If live CMS inventory is unavailable, educational fallback listings may appear and will be clearly labeled. Always confirm on Medicare.gov.
Neutral comparison language
We describe inventory as “Available plans in your area.” We do not say you qualify for a plan. Qualification and enrollment are decided by CMS requirements, state Medicaid agencies, and Medicare Advantage organizations.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I see plans in my area?
- Start the D-SNP assistance flow and enter your state, ZIP code, and county. Plan inventory is retrieved through our server-side CMS integration when available.
- Does a listed plan mean I qualify?
- No. Listings are for educational comparison only. Language such as “Available plans in your area” does not mean you are approved or eligible.
- Where is the official comparison tool?
- Medicare.gov Plan Finder remains the official CMS tool for comparing Medicare Advantage and Part D plans.