SPONSORED: Many seniors and adults with disabilities enrolled in Medicaid’s STAR+PLUS program will need to select a new health plan.
STAR+PLUS is a Medicaid-managed care program for health care and long-term care services for adults who have disabilities or are age 65 or older.This fall, Bexar and surrounding counties will see a big shift in health plan providers for seniors and adults with disabilities. Here’s what you need to know:Success! You're on the list.
Many seniors and adults with disabilities enrolled in Medicaid’s STAR+PLUS program will need to select a new health plan. “After nearly 30 years of providing fellow citizens of South Texas with much-needed health coverage, we are eager to expand our footprint once again and offer our services to STAR+PLUS members,” Theresa Rodriguez Scepanski, Community First President and CEO said.
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