What type of care do SNPs aim to provide?

SNPs, or Special Needs Plans, are specifically designed to provide targeted care to beneficiaries with unique needs. This includes individuals who are categorized as having chronic conditions, living in institutions, or being eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. The primary goal of SNPs is to offer more personalized and comprehensive healthcare services that address the specific challenges faced by these populations. This type of care often includes tailored healthcare coordination, specialized health providers, and additional wellness resources that recognize the complexities of their health situations.

In contrast, general healthcare services, emergency care only, and the option stating "none of the above" do not capture the essence of what SNPs are designed to achieve. While general healthcare might be a part of their offerings, SNPs distinguish themselves through their focused approach on the needs of special populations, which is why targeted care to special needs beneficiaries is the correct answer.