[2027] Nevada Medicare Advantage C-SNP HMO Plans

[2027] Special Needs Plans for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease

[2027] Champion Health Plan has [2] Chronic Special Needs Plans (C-SNP) for individuals who reside in Nevada with Diabetes or Cardiovascular Disease. Whether you have Medicare Only or Medicare and Medicaid, there are plans available for you.

[2027] Low to No Costs

[2027] Monthly Premium

[2027] $0.00

[2027] No Annual Plan Deductible on some plans

[2027] Up to $500

[2027] Allowance every quarter on OTC, Healthy Foods or Utilities

Nevada

[2027] Chronic Special Needs Plans for Diabetes and Heart Disease

[2027] Champion Health Plan offers Champion Care and Champion Choice, which both bring together specialized clinical support, medication coverage, and care coordination, designed around the unique needs of members managing heart disease or diabetes.

Our care teams work directly with your primary care doctor to coordinate blood sugar management, heart health monitoring, medications, and the full range of preventive services Champion Health Plan members count on.

If you’re living with chronic heart failure, chronic systolic heart failure, chronic diastolic heart failure, chronic combined systolic and diastolic heart failure, other documented chronic heart failure (acute heart failure without an underlying chronic diagnosis may not qualify), or Cardiovascular disorders (CMS limits this category to Cardiac arrhythmias, Coronary artery disease, peripheral vascular disease, chronic venous thromboembolic disorder), these plans are designed around your care needs.

Nevada Counties Available

  • Carson City
  • Churchill County
  • Clark County
  • Washoe County

There Are Other Ways to Enroll

By Phone

Speak with a licensed sales rep at 1-800-885-8000 | TTY: 711

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By Mail

Download the enrollment form and mail it to:
Champion Health Plan
Attn: Enrollment
5000 Airport Plaza Drive, Suite 100
Long Beach, CA 90815

Download Enrollment Kit

Medicare Website

Enroll through the CMS Medicare Enrollment Center

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This page was last updated on 9/1/2026. Pending CMS approval.