Special Needs Plans in Johnson County, IN

25 special needs plans are approved for Johnson County, and 7 of them have no monthly premium. 9 carry a CMS star rating.

52.1% of the 33,296 people eligible for Medicare in Johnson County are already in a Medicare Advantage plan (September 2026). Across Indiana it is 51.1%, and across the country 51.6% — summed by us from the county counts CMS published.

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Across these 25 plans the median monthly premium here is $37.50, the median out-of-pocket cap $9,250, and the median star rating 3.0 (medians are ours; every figure in the table is as CMS published it).

Plan types: HMO: Health Maintenance Organization — you use the plan's own network of doctors and hospitals, and usually need a referral to see a specialist. HMO-POS: HMO with a point-of-service option — an HMO that also lets you use some services out of network, at a higher cost. PPO: Preferred Provider Organization — you can see any Medicare provider, and pay less inside the plan's network. D-SNP: Dual-eligible Special Needs Plan — only for people who have both Medicare and Medicaid. C-SNP: Chronic-condition Special Needs Plan — only for people with a specific condition the plan names, such as diabetes or heart failure. I-SNP: Institutional Special Needs Plan — only for people living in a nursing facility, or who need that level of care at home.

Nearby and related

Largest Indiana counties by plans on offer: Marion County (78) · Hamilton County (75) · Hendricks County (75) · Hancock County (74) · Madison County (71) · Shelby County (71)

Counties selling the same plans: Hamilton County (71 of these 71 plans) · Hancock County (71 of these 71 plans) · Hendricks County (71 of these 71 plans) · Marion County (71 of these 71 plans) · Madison County (69 of these 71 plans) · Shelby County (68 of these 71 plans) · Boone County (65 of these 71 plans) · Brown County (59 of these 71 plans)

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CMS files as loaded on 17 September 2026. Premiums, deductibles, maximum out-of-pocket amounts, star ratings and sanctions are reproduced from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services landscape file as published in the September 2026 release. 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. The only figures we calculate are the averages and medians marked as ours, from those same files. This is not a complete list of your options and it is not advice: see Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE.