DSNP Basics
Benefits
Claims and Prior Authorization
Enroll/Disenroll
Medicaid
100

What does DSNP Stands for?

Dual Special Needs Plan

100

Which Intent we use to check the medical benefits?

Review Medical Benefits

100

Where do we see medical claims?

Review medical claims history

100

We enroll members on DSNP plan?

No

100
Types of Alignment, and what does each means?

Aligned: UHC manages both Medicare and Medicaid

Unaligned: UHC manages their Medicare and another MCO (Insurance or State) manages their Medicaid

200

What types of plans does DSNP have?

HMO and PPO

200

What does LIS stands for?

Low Income Subsidy

200

Mention 3 claims parts

Claim Detail, Provider Detail, Service Line Detail, Financial Detail

200

What does AEP stands for?

Annual Enrollment Period

200

A member who qualifies for Medicare and also has full Medicaid Benefits

Full Medicaid (QMB+, SLMB+, FBDE)

300

Who qualifies for DSNP?

People 65+ year old or younger with chronic condition and with Medicaid and Medicare.
300

Medicare Parts?

Part A, Part B, Part C, Part D

300

Explain how we find a PA on ICUE

First we select the member section on ICUE, then we write down the member ID and search it, once we have found the member information, we click on Charts tab, if we scroll down we will find all the PAs.

300

AEP Dates

October 15- December 7

300

Is a joint federal and state program that helps pay medical costs for certain groups of people with limited income and resources, such as pregnant women, children, and the aged, blind or disabled

Medicaid

400

What does UHC C&S DSNP stands for?

United HealthCare Community & Sate Dual Special Needs Plan

400

Medicare benefits?

Pharmacy, medical, providers visits, outpatient and Inpatient

400

Why would a medication will need a PA?

Medications can be addictive or too strong for member and they will need to be approved by the insurance for its coverage.

400

When caller calls saying member died what we do?

Advise caller to call social security to report the death

400

When member loses Medicaid eligibility he enters a certain period, what happens when he enters that period and how do we call that period?

Its call grace period, this happens when the member loses Medicaid eligibility and he will be considered as a partial Medicaid and will pay cost shares and may pay monthly premium.

500

Can members be enrolled automatically on DSNP?

Yes, when they are enrolled on a UHC plan, are 65+ years and qualified for Medicaid they automatically get enrolled on DSNP

500

UHC benefits?

Rewards, OTC, utilities payments, housecall

500

Mention the 3 parts of the Claim Financial Summary we should focus on

Allowed, Total Member Responsibility, Net Paid

500

SEP dates

January-March, April-June, July- September

500

How long does the grace period lasts?

6 months

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