Key Features

• Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) plans are specifically designed to complement the government’s LIS program.
• More meaningful medical and supplemental benefits focus on members’ overall health, as prescription needs are addressed by the subsidy.
• Ideal for beneficiaries who receive Extra Help for Part D from the government, but do not qualify for a zero cost-share D-SNP, and are seeking richer benefits than those offered by a $0 premium plan.
• Additional competitive benefits are available in full dual eligibility plans as well.
• NEW for 2024 – Beneficiaries with incomes up to 150% of Federal Poverty Guidelines, and resources at or below the limits for partial LIS benefits, are now eligible for full LIS benefits.

Please note that it is important to fully understand LIS status at the point of enrollment in order to properly articulate premium, deductible and copays, and select the best plan match for your member.

More information about Wellcare LIS plans is available in the resources below:

LIS Fact Sheet

LIS Product Overview Video

As always, thank you for your continued partnership!

Take a few moments to review highlights for some of the key selling features of our 2024 Push Plans and how they complement unique beneficiary needs:

• $0 or low-premium plans – Value-conscious shoppers will appreciate the monthly cost savings these plans offer while still supplying a variety of extra benefits.
• D-SNP plans – Medicare and Medicaid dually eligible participants may choose these plans which all include the Wellcare Spendables™ benefit card and $0 prescription drugs.
• LIS plans – Beneficiaries receiving the Low-Income Subsidy and those with certain chronic medical conditions qualify for these plans featuring a Medicare Part B premium giveback option.
• Patriot plans – Premium giveback or no premium options make these plans a good fit for veterans or others who may have their prescription drugs covered by another source.
• HMO, HMO-POS and PPO plans – Members can choose the type of network that best fits their needs, with options that offer in-network or out-of-network cost share flexibility when choosing between these plans.
• PDP plans – Beneficiaries wishing to stay with original Medicare but still obtain lower drug out-of-pocket costs may need a stand-alone prescription drug plan.

Note: Not all plans are available in every state. Please visit WellcareFirstLook.com to view the plan details and individual key selling features, found at the top of each sub-region page, for the plans available within a specific market.