CarePlus Health Plans Inc., which has been offering Medicare Advantage health plans in Florida for more than 22 years, has announced that the company is expanding both its footprint in Florida as well as the variety of plan offerings that will be available to Medicare beneficiaries in the state enrolling in 2023 plans.
“We are thrilled to be able to reach additional Floridians by offering our CarePlus Medicare Advantage plans, designed to provide robust coverage for high quality health care, in a total of 21 counties across the state for coverage starting in 2023,” said Bruno Piquin, CarePlus president. “People with Medicare throughout Florida have responded overwhelmingly positive to the value and quality of health care our plans afford our members. We’re also excited to introduce new plan offerings and features, which we believe will add value and lower costs for members, many of whom are being impacted by the challenging economic times.”
This year, residents of three additional Florida counties – St. Johns, Flagler and Hernando – can select a CarePlus Medicare Advantage plan during Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period, or AEP. The AEP runs through Dec. 7 for plan coverage taking effect Jan. 1, 2023.
In St. Johns, Flagler and Hernando counties, CarePlus is offering up to nine Medicare Advantage plans to help meet different health and budget needs for area residents.
In all the counties CarePlus will now serve, options include special plans for people living with certain chronic conditions and for people who are eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare, as well as plans broadly available to all Medicare beneficiaries.
For more information, go to CarePlusHealthPlans.com.
