annual threshold of $ for out-of-pocket (OOP) prescription drug costs in
Medicare.: $2,000
2. Wellcare launched new tiered provider plans in and . (Select
two options.): Arizona and Oregon
3. For 2025, Wellcare has 43 new plans going to market.: True
4. Best practices to keep in mind for Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP)
and Chronic Condition Special Needs Plan (C-SNP) enrollments include the
following: (Select all that apply.): If a member is not connected to a primary care
provider (PCP), always encourage and assist with connecting them to an in-network
doctor
Avoid Submitting applications with no PCP to assist these higher-risk members
None of these
5. Low-Income Subsidy (LIS), which is often referred to as Extra Help, reduces
all Part D plan premiums.: False
6. When completing enrollments, be sure to collect the member's and
to help ensure they receive important resources throughout and beyond
their onboarding journey.: Email address, Mobile phone number, fax number
7. Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) Level 4 is ending and moving to Level 1 as new
certifications and recertifications take place.: True
8. Which Prescription Drug Plan (PDP) has the richest formulary with the most
adherence generics on Tier 1?: Value Plus
9. In 2025, Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MAPD) plans will have six
formularies with six individual tier structures.: False
10. For 2025, Wellcare will be offering plans to more than 51 million beneficia-
ries, which accounts for 77% of all eligible Medicare beneficiaries in our
states.: 32
11. All Prescription Drug Plans (PDPs) offer preferred cost-sharing including
$0 copay on Tier 1 preferred generic medications through Express Scripts
Pharmacy home delivery.: True
12. Members who have LIS and enroll in a plan other than Wellcare's Classic
plan will pay a premium regardless of LIS subsidy status.: True
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, 13. New for PY2025, the Wellcare Spendables Card will include Home Improve-
ment and Safety Items on select Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs)
(amount varies by plan).: True
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