Which of the following is a characteristic of consumers who typically enroll in a CSNP?

Consumers who typically enroll in a Chronic Special Needs Plan (CSNP) often have a qualifying chronic condition. These plans are specifically designed to cater to individuals suffering from certain chronic health issues, such as diabetes, heart disease, or respiratory disorders. The focus of CSNPs is to provide specialized care and targeted resources to manage these chronic conditions effectively.

By enrolling in a CSNP, consumers can access benefits tailored to their specific health needs, including coordinated care, enhanced support services, and sometimes lower costs for medications related to their condition. This specialization helps improve health outcomes for those with ongoing health challenges.

The other characteristics don’t align with the primary purpose of CSNPs; consumers who switch plans frequently may not be seeking the consistent, stable care that a CSNP provides, those primarily focused on preventive services may benefit from different types of plans, and individuals not requiring regular medication would not be the target demographic for a plan designed for those with chronic conditions.