Which of the following is true regarding D-SNP members who are QMB+ or full dual eligible?

The statement regarding D-SNP members who are QMB+ or full dual eligible being not required to pay copayments for services from in-network providers is accurate. D-SNP, or Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans, are designed specifically for individuals who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid.

For full dual eligible members, including those with QMB+ status, Medicare covers most services, and Medicaid often covers any remaining costs, including copayments. This arrangement means that when these members access services from in-network providers, many are exempt from copayment obligations. This is particularly beneficial for low-income individuals who might otherwise struggle with the costs associated with healthcare.

The other choices highlight misconceptions about the coverage and options available to D-SNP members. For instance, compulsory copayments, lack of access to in-network services, or restrictions to only state Medicaid providers are not reflective of the flexibility and support provided to dual eligible members under the D-SNP model.