Devoted Health offers several types of Medicare Advantage plans, mainly built around HMO, PPO, and Special Needs Plan structures, with multiple “sub‑brands” like Prime, Choice/Choice Plus, Premium, Giveback, and Dual (D‑SNP) depending on the market and year. Specific plan names, benefits, and availability vary by state and even by county, so the exact options someone sees will depend heavily on where they live.

Main plan types

  • HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)
    These plans use a defined network of doctors and hospitals and often require choosing a primary care doctor and getting referrals for many specialists. Out‑of‑network coverage is usually very limited except for emergencies or urgently needed care.
  • PPO (Preferred Provider Organization)
    PPO plans offer more flexibility in choosing doctors and hospitals and generally allow you to see out‑of‑network providers, usually for higher copays or coinsurance. Devoted has used PPO branding such as “Choice,” “Choice Plus,” and “Giveback PPO” in various states.
  • Special Needs Plans (SNP / D‑SNP)
    Devoted offers plans for people who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid (Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans, or D‑SNPs), including “Full Dual” and “partial dual” concepts in some markets. These often layer on enhanced benefits like boosted dental and higher Food & Home card allowances.

Common Devoted “plan lines” you may see

Names can differ slightly by state and year, but examples of Devoted’s product lines include:

  • Prime / Select (MAPD HMO) – typically low‑premium HMO plans with prescription drug coverage.
  • Choice Plus (MAPD PPO) – PPO plans that include drug coverage, marketed for broader provider flexibility.
  • Essentials / Giveback – plans that reduce or “give back” part of the Medicare Part B premium instead of loading on extras, sometimes branded as “Giveback PPO.”
  • Dual / Full Dual – D‑SNP options tailored for people with Medicare and Medicaid, often with strong supplemental benefits like higher food card amounts and robust dental.

In recent product materials, Devoted has also highlighted upgrades like HMO‑POS conversions (allowing some out‑of‑network use for specific services) and “passive” PPO designs, which can make it easier to see providers across broader networks.

Sample benefits you might find

While every plan is different, many Devoted Medicare Advantage options tend to emphasize extra benefits beyond Original Medicare:

  • Food & Home card: A monthly allowance for groceries, utilities, or related essentials on some plans (especially certain Dual plans).
  • Dental coverage: Yearly allowances that may reimburse a percentage or all of covered dental services up to a capped amount (for example, a plan with up to a few thousand dollars in dental value).
  • Vision and eyewear benefits: Coverage for eye exams and an allowance toward glasses or contacts.
  • Hearing benefits: Routine hearing exams and, in some cases, allowances toward hearing aids.
  • Over‑the‑counter (OTC) allowance: A quarterly budget for OTC items such as pain relievers, cold medicines, and other approved products.
  • Prescription drug coverage: Many Devoted plans are MAPD (Medicare Advantage with Part D), with tiers and deductibles that vary by plan.

Example: a specific Devoted plan

To get a sense of how one plan looks in practice, consider a 2026 Devoted Premium HMO plan summary:

  • It is an HMO Medicare Advantage plan (MAPD) with a fixed monthly premium (for example, around a few dozen dollars per month in that specific Oregon product).
  • It features $0 copays for many Medicare‑covered preventive services, home health care at no copay, and structured copays for primary and specialist visits.
  • Dental, alternative therapies (like acupuncture or therapeutic massage in some cases), and other extras are reimbursed up to a combined allowance amount once members submit receipts, with percentage reimbursements depending on service type.

How to see your actual options

Because Devoted’s lineup changes by state and county and can shift year to year, the concrete answer to “what plan options are offered?” always comes down to location and eligibility.

To see real‑time, location‑specific options:

  1. Use Devoted’s official website and run a plan search by ZIP code to see all available HMO, PPO, and SNP options in your area, along with premiums and benefits.
  1. Cross‑check details on Medicare‑focused comparison sites that list Devoted plan names (Prime, Choice Plus, Premium, Giveback, Dual, etc.) and show their benefits and costs in your county.
  1. If choosing between multiple Devoted plans, compare:
    • Network (HMO vs PPO, local doctors/hospitals in‑network).
 * Part B giveback vs richer supplemental benefits like dental, food card, or OTC.

 * Drug formularies and pharmacy tiers for your medications.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.