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Aetna Medicare Enhanced Extra (HMO-POS)
Aetna Medicare

HMO-POSSanta Clara CountyIncludes Part DPlan year 2026
$71/momonthly premium
$3,900most you pay in-network per year
3overall CMS star rating
88members enrolled, January 2026

Plan-level limits

Premium, deductibles, and the most you can pay out of pocket in a year.

In-network out-of-pocket maximum$3,900
Plan premium, per month$40.20

What a year on this plan would likely cost

What you pay for care

In-network costs for every service in this plan's CMS benefit filing. A copay is a fixed dollar amount; coinsurance is a percentage of the bill.

71 services

Hospital stays

Inpatient hospital stay
Days 1–7$400 per day
Days 8–90$0 per day
Inpatient psychiatric stay
Days 1–7$370 per day
Days 8–90$0 per day
Skilled nursing facility stay
Days 1–20$20 per day
Days 21–100$218 per day

Doctor visits

Primary care visit
$0
You pay nothing
Specialist visit
$0
You pay nothing
Telehealth visit
20%
Coinsurance — your share of the bill
Other health care professional
$0
You pay nothing
Chiropractic care (Medicare-covered)
$0
You pay nothing
Routine chiropractic care
$0
You pay nothing
Podiatry (Medicare-covered)
$0
You pay nothing

Emergency and urgent care

Emergency room visit
$150
Copay
Urgent care visit
$65
Copay
Emergency care outside the U.S.
$150
Copay
Up to $250,000
Urgent care outside the U.S.
$150
Copay
Emergency transportation outside the U.S.
$300
Copay

Mental health and substance use

Individual therapy session
$10
Copay
Group therapy session
$10
Copay
Opioid treatment program
$10
Copay
Partial hospitalization program
$0–$180
Copay, depends on the service
Prior authorization required

Therapy and rehabilitation

Occupational therapy
$0
You pay nothing
Physical and speech therapy
$0
You pay nothing
Cardiac rehabilitation
$0
You pay nothing
Intensive cardiac rehabilitation
$0
You pay nothing
Pulmonary rehabilitation
$0
You pay nothing
Supervised exercise therapy for peripheral artery disease
$0
You pay nothing

Tests, labs and imaging

Lab services
$0
You pay nothing
Diagnostic tests
$0
You pay nothing
Diagnostic procedures
$0
You pay nothing
Diagnostic radiology (MRI, CT, PET)
$0
You pay nothing
Therapeutic radiology
20%
Coinsurance — your share of the bill

Outpatient hospital and surgery

Outpatient hospital services
$0–$475
Copay, depends on the service
Ambulatory surgical center
$0–$425
Copay, depends on the service
Observation services
$400
Copay
Blood services
$0
You pay nothing

Home health care

Home health visit
$0
You pay nothing

Ambulance

Ground ambulance
$300
Copay
Air ambulance
20%
Coinsurance — your share of the bill

Medical equipment and supplies

Durable medical equipment
0–20%
Coinsurance, depends on the service
Medical supplies
0%
You pay nothing
Prosthetic devices
20%
Coinsurance — your share of the bill

Dialysis

Dialysis
20%
Coinsurance — your share of the bill

Part B drugs

Part B drugs
0–20%
Coinsurance, depends on the service
Chemotherapy drugs
0–20%
Coinsurance, depends on the service
Part B insulin
$35
Copay

Preventive and wellness

Barium enema
$0
You pay nothing
Diabetes screening
$0
You pay nothing
Digital rectal exam
$0
You pay nothing
Electrocardiogram (EKG)
$0
You pay nothing
Fitness (health club membership)
$0
You pay nothing
Glaucoma screening
$0
You pay nothing
Health education
$0
You pay nothing
Nursing hotline
$0
You pay nothing
Smoking cessation
$0
You pay nothing
Wigs for hair loss
$0
You pay nothing

Vision

Eye exam (Medicare-covered)
$0
You pay nothing
Routine eye exam
$0
You pay nothing
Other eye exams
$0
You pay nothing
Eyewear after cataract surgery (Medicare-covered)
$0
You pay nothing
Eyeglasses (lenses and frames)
$0
You pay nothing
Eyeglass lenses
$0
You pay nothing
Eyeglass frames
$0
You pay nothing
Contact lenses
$0
You pay nothing
Eyewear upgrades
$0
You pay nothing
Eyewear allowance
Up to $100 per year
Allowance

Hearing

Hearing exam (Medicare-covered)
$0
You pay nothing
Routine hearing exam
$0
You pay nothing
Hearing aid fitting and evaluation
$0
You pay nothing
Prescription hearing aids
$0
You pay nothing
Up to $1,250 per year, per ear

Extra benefits

Acupuncture
$0
You pay nothing
Annual wellness exam and screening mammography
$0
You pay nothing
Additional gFOBT and FIT not covered by Medicare
$0
You pay nothing

Extra benefits beyond Original Medicare

Supplemental benefits this plan filed with CMS, with the cap and period exactly as filed.

5 offered · 17 not offered

Health Education

No copayMandatory
Included

Wigs for Hair Loss Related to Chemotherapy

No copay · up to $400 Every yearMandatory
Included

Additional Sessions of Smoking and Tobacco Cessation Counseling

9999 sessions

No copayMandatory
Included

Fitness Benefit

Physical Fitness

No copayMandatory
Included

Remote Access Technologies (including Web/Phone-based technologies and Nursing Hotline)

Nursing Hotline

No copayMandatory
Included

Not offered by this plan

In-Home Safety AssessmentPersonal Emergency Response System (PERS)Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT)Post discharge In-Home Medication ReconciliationRe-admission PreventionWeight Management ProgramsAlternative TherapiesTherapeutic MassageAdult Day Health ServicesNutritional/Dietary BenefitHome-Based Palliative CareIn-Home Support ServicesSupport for Caregivers of EnrolleesEnhanced Disease ManagementTelemonitoring ServicesHome and Bathroom Safety Devices and ModificationsCounseling Services

Dental

$1000 every year allowance, shared by preventive and comprehensive services. No dental deductible.

Preventive

Oral examsNo copay
CleaningsNo copay
X-raysNo copay
Fluoride treatmentNo copay
Other diagnostic servicesNo copay
Other preventive servicesNo copay

Comprehensive

Restorative (fillings)No copay
Endodontics (root canals)No copay
Periodontics (gum treatment)No copay
Oral surgeryNo copay
Fixed prosthodontics (crowns, bridges)No copay
Removable prosthodontics (dentures)No copay
Adjunctive general servicesNo copay

Medicare-covered dental services: $0 copay.

Prescription drugs (Part D)

$615 annual drug deductible · 5 formulary tiers · mail order available. Costs shown for a 30-day supply.

Before the deductible

TierPreferred retailStandard retailMail orderInsulinDeductible
1. Preferred GenericNo copay$2 copayNo copayWaived
2. GenericNo copay$12 copayNo copayWaived

Initial coverage

TierPreferred retailStandard retailMail orderInsulinDeductible
1. Preferred GenericNo copay$2 copayNo copayWaived
2. GenericNo copay$12 copayNo copayWaived
3. Preferred Brand24% coinsurance24% coinsurance24% coinsurance$35Applies
4. Non-Preferred Drug25% coinsurance25% coinsurance25% coinsurance$35Applies
5. Specialty Tier specialty25% coinsurance25% coinsurance25% coinsurance$35Applies

Catastrophic (after the out-of-pocket threshold)

TierPreferred retailStandard retailMail orderInsulinDeductible
1. Preferred GenericNo copayNo copayNo copayWaived
2. GenericNo copayNo copayNo copayWaived
3. Preferred BrandNo copayNo copayNo copay$35Applies
4. Non-Preferred DrugNo copayNo copayNo copay$35Applies
5. Specialty Tier specialtyNo copayNo copayNo copay$35Applies

Out-of-pocket threshold for the catastrophic phase: $2,100.

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Pharmacies near you in this plan's network

From the plan's filed Part D pharmacy network, matched to geocoded pharmacy locations. Preferred pharmacies come first: they carry the lower copay column in the tier table above. The ZIP you enter stays in this browser.

CMS star ratings

Star ratings are set by CMS for the whole contract, so every plan under this contract shares them.

41 measures
3 out of 5Overall rating
3 out of 5Health services (Part C)
2.5 out of 5Drug plan (Part D)

Staying healthy: screenings, tests and vaccines

3
  • Annual flu vaccine3
  • Breast cancer screening3
  • Colorectal cancer screening3
  • Monitoring physical activity3
  • Improving or maintaining mental health4
  • Improving or maintaining physical health2

Managing chronic (long-term) conditions

3
  • Readmissions3
  • Kidney health4
  • Blood pressure4
  • Reducing falls3
  • Statin therapy4
  • Bladder control2
  • Diabetes eye exam4
  • Transitions of care2
  • Diabetes blood sugar4
  • Osteoporosis management5
  • Followup after emergency department visit2
  • Medication reconciliation4

Member experience with the health plan

1
  • Customer service1
  • Healthcare quality1
  • Health plan rating1
  • Getting needed care1
  • Getting appointments1

Member complaints and changes in the plan's performance

3
  • Complaints3
  • Members leaving2
  • Quality improvement3

Health plan customer service

4
  • Call center4
  • Timely decisions3
  • Appeals decisions4

Drug plan customer service

5
  • Call center foreign language interpreter and TTY availability5

Drug plan complaints and changes

2
  • Complaints3
  • Members leaving2
  • Quality improvement2

Member experience with the drug plan

1
  • Drug plan rating1
  • Prescription drugs1

Drug safety and accuracy of drug pricing

4
  • Price accuracy5
  • Statin diabetes4
  • Medication therapy management comprehensive medication review completion4
  • Medication adherence for diabetes medications3
  • Medication adherence for hypertension RAS antagonists s3
  • Medication adherence for cholesterol statins3

Why members leave this contract

Problems with coverage of doctors and hospitals
39%
Plan would not provide or pay for needed care
17%
Trouble getting information or help from the plan
13%
Cost and other financial reasons
8%

Service area and network

Sold in 1 California county.

Santa Clara

Doctor directory

2,154 providers are named in Aetna Medicare’s directory for this plan, dated Jun 26, 2026.

A doctor named there is listed. A doctor missing from it is unknown, never out of network: carrier directories are partial and change monthly. Open the carrier directory

Contract with Medicare sinceJan 1, 2020
Medicare Advantage regionCalifornia

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Answers come from this plan’s filed benefits, drug list, and pharmacy network. They are not enrollment advice; the Evidence of Coverage is the final word.