Annual Notice of Changes (ANOCs)
CarePlus members, find out about changes to your plan for the next year and other important information.
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2024 ANOC Member Information

The ANOCs below include information about how premiums, deductibles, medical benefits, and/or prescription drug benefits will change for the next year. Locate the county where you live and click on your new plan to see your coverage changes from the current year to the next. 

The Evidence of Coverage provides you with details of your benefit plan for the new year beginning January 1. The EOC includes full descriptions of your benefits and costs and explains how to access your benefits. Your plan’s EOC is available on the CarePlus Medicare Advantage Plan Information page. 

South Florida

Tampa Area

Orlando Area

Daytona Area

Treasure Coast

Jacksonville Area

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Disclaimers

1CareNeeds Plus (D-SNP): This plan is available to anyone receiving both Medicare and Medicaid: Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMB/QMB+), Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiaries (SLMB/SLMB+), Qualifying Individuals (QI), Qualified Disabled and Working Individuals (QDWI) and other Full Benefit Dual Eligibles (FBDE)

CareNeeds Plus (HMO D-SNP): is sponsored by CarePlus Health Plans, Inc. and the State of Florida, Agency for Health Care Administration.

2CareComplete (HMO C-SNP) This plan is available to anyone enrolled in Medicare with a diagnosis of diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, or chronic heart failure.

3CareBreeze (HMO C-SNP) This plan is available to anyone enrolled in Medicare with a diagnosis of chronic lung disorders.

4CareOne Plus (HMO-POS) This plan covers certain out-of-network services for members while visiting Puerto Rico. Except in emergency or urgent situations, non-contracted providers may deny care.

5CareOne Platinum (HMO-POS) This plan covers certain services received from out-of-network providers in Brevard and Indian River counties in Florida. Except in emergency or urgent situations, non-contracted providers may deny care. You will pay a higher copay for services received by non-contracted providers.

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Last Updated:

01/04/2024