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UHC Dual Complete TX-V01P (HMO-POS D-SNP) (H4514-018) in 2027

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HMO-POS D-SNP: about this plan type · For people with Medicare and Medicaid: about Special Needs Plans · Legal name: UNITEDHEALTHCARE COMMUNITY PLAN OF TEXAS, L.L.C.

Being replaced in Fort Bend County and Montgomery County, where it was offered in 2026. CMS's 2027 plan list doesn't include this plan.

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BeingReplaced
2
countiesCMS crosswalk
People inThis Plan
~60
CMS enrollment,October 2026

Being replaced: members are moved into another plan from the same company. For some plans, CMS's file also lists the plan as ending, so some members may not be moved. The rest need to pick a plan. Their Annual Notice of Change explains the new plan. Everyone in these plans keeps Medicare.

Plans Members Are Moved To

In every county, CMS's crosswalk moves members of this plan to more than one plan. CMS's file doesn't say which members go where. Your Annual Notice of Change says which plan is yours.

Texas

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Where H4514-018 is offered in Texas, 2026 and 2027
CountyWhat's HappeningPeople in Plan
Fort Bend County: what this means for you
All plans in Fort Bend County
Being replaced (CMS crosswalk) Moving to one of the 4 plans listed above~40
Montgomery County: what this means for you
All plans in Montgomery County
Being replaced (CMS crosswalk) Moving to one of the 4 plans listed above~20

Costs and Star Rating

Costs for H4514-018, 2026
What2026
Monthly premium (without Extra Help)$0 a month
Maximum you pay for covered medical careCovered by Medicaid (see note)
Drug deductible$266
Overall star rating (from CMS)4 out of 5 stars

Covered by Medicaid: if you have Medicare and Medicaid, most of your costs are covered. What you pay depends on your Medicaid level.

This plan may also have a limit for in- and out-of-network care combined. See Medicare Plan Finder.

CMS rates contracts, so plans under one contract share its rating. For costs with Extra Help, use the lookup.

What Happens Next

Where it is being replaced, CMS's crosswalk moves members into the plan or plans shown in the table. Your Annual Notice of Change explains the new plan. In some of these counties, CMS's file also lists the plan as ending, so some members may not be moved. They need to pick a plan.

If this plan is not offered in your county in 2027, you can pick a new plan from October 15 to December 7, 2026. If your plan is ending, you also have until February 28, 2027. That extra time doesn't apply if your plan is being combined into another plan. Check your county to see what happens if you do nothing.

These numbers come from CMS's plan files. If you're in this plan, confirm with your Annual Notice of Change or the letter from your plan.

Source: CMS CY2027 Landscape, data as of October 18, 2026 (release 202610). Enrollment: CMS Monthly Enrollment by Contract/Plan/State/County, October 2026. Plan moves: CMS 2027 Plan Crosswalk, file dated October 1, 2026. People counts add up the counties where this plan is offered. They leave out members who live outside that area. See how we get our numbers.