What is another primary product of Medicare Part C coverage?

Medicare Part C, also known as Medicare Advantage, encompasses a variety of managed healthcare plans that are approved by Medicare. One of the primary products offered under Medicare Part C is Special Needs Plans (SNPs). These plans are tailored to meet the specific needs of individuals with certain chronic conditions, disabilities, or those who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid.

SNPs are designed to provide a more coordinated level of care, allowing for a focused approach towards specific health issues, which can lead to improved health outcomes for these vulnerable populations. They often include benefits that manage both medical and social needs, which is integral for patients requiring comprehensive management of their health.

The other options do not align as directly with the core offerings of Medicare Part C. Long-term care strategies, chronic care management, and Medicare supplement plans serve different functions within the broader healthcare landscape and are not categorized as primary products under Medicare Part C specifically. Medicare supplement plans, for instance, are intended to complement traditional Medicare rather than being part of the Medicare Advantage structure.