Wellcare Absolute Total Care Dual Align (HMO D-SNP)
Wellcare, HMO D-SNP. 30.20 a month, and your spending is capped at 9,250 a year in network.
What CMS publishes about it
| Insurer | Wellcare (part of Centene Corporation) |
|---|---|
| Plan type | HMO D-SNP |
| Contract and plan id | H5272-001 |
| Monthly premium | $30.20 |
| Of which drug coverage | $30.20 |
| Most you can pay in a year | $9,250 |
| Drug coverage | Yes — Basic |
| Annual drug deductible | $480 |
| Overall star rating | Too new to be rated |
| Special Needs Plan | Dual-Eligible (HIDE) |
| Counties it is sold in | 45 |
| Contract year | 2026 |
How many people chose it
5,129 people were enrolled across 45 counties in September 2026. CMS suppresses any county count of ten or fewer, so the real total is a little higher than this.
Where it is sold
South Carolina
Abbeville · Aiken · Allendale · Anderson · Bamberg · Barnwell · Beaufort · Berkeley · Calhoun · Charleston · Cherokee · Chester · Chesterfield · Clarendon · Colleton · Dillon · Dorchester · Edgefield · Fairfield · Florence · Georgetown · Greenville · Greenwood · Hampton · Horry · Jasper · Kershaw · Lancaster · Laurens · Lee · Lexington · Marion · Marlboro · McCormick · Newberry · Oconee · Orangeburg · Pickens · Richland · Saluda · Spartanburg · Sumter · Union · Williamsburg · York
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Premiums, deductibles, maximum out-of-pocket amounts, star ratings and sanctions are reproduced from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services landscape file. Enrolment counts are from the CMS monthly enrolment file; CMS suppresses any count of ten or fewer, which is why many plans show “fewer than 11” rather than a number. Nothing on this page is calculated by us. This is not a complete list of your options and it is not advice: see Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE.