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Is your Medicare Advantage plan offered again in 2027?
Medicare Advantage plans are approved one year at a time, county by county. Each fall, some plans are not offered again in some counties, and some return under a different name.
Look up your county to see how the plans offered there changed from 2026 to 2027, then check your own plan ID.
Source: CMS Medicare Advantage Landscape files for 2026 and 2027 (September 2026 releases) and the CMS 2027 Plan Crosswalk. Counts compiled by Complete Family Protection, data as of October 18, 2026. Special needs plans are not included.
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2026 → 2027Nationwide
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Plans offered, county by county
Choose what the map shows. Select a state to zoom in, then a county to see how its plans changed from 2026 to 2027.
Counts include Medicare Advantage plans with and without drug coverage. Special needs plans are not included.
Source: CMS Medicare Advantage Landscape files for 2026 and 2027 (September 2026 releases). Counts compiled by Complete Family Protection, data as of October 18, 2026. Counts describe plans offered in each county, not plans offered through Complete Family Protection.
Pick a county on the map or in the lookup above to see its 2026 and 2027 counts.
Check your plan ID
Your plan ID is printed on your member card and on your plan's letters. It starts with H or R and looks like H1234-005.
Pick your county and enter the ID. We'll tell you whether CMS lists that plan in your county for 2027, and whether CMS's plan crosswalk moves its members there to another plan. What you type here is not saved or sent anywhere.
Your result shows here. It covers only the plan ID and county you enter.
State totals
Sort by any column. Select a state's name to zoom the map to it.
Plans in 2026 and 2027 count each plan once per state. "Not offered again, by county" counts a plan once for every county where it was offered in 2026 and not for 2027; the share divides that by every plan-and-county pair offered in 2026. The last column counts each county where an organization offered at least one plan in 2026 and none for 2027. Special needs plans are not included.
Dates to know if your plan is changing
Your plan's letters are the final word on what happens to your coverage. These are the dates they refer to.
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By September 30
Annual Notice of Change
If your plan continues in 2027, it must send its Annual Notice of Change so it reaches you by September 30. It explains what changes on January 1, including a move to another plan from the same company.
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Early October
A letter if your plan ends
If your plan ends December 31, 2026, it must mail you a letter dated October 2. The letter explains your choices, your deadlines and your right to buy a Medigap policy. Keep it.
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Oct 15 to Dec 7
Medicare Open Enrollment
You can join, switch or drop a Medicare Advantage or Medicare drug plan. Your choice takes effect January 1.
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Dec 8, 2026 to Feb 28, 2027
Special Enrollment Period
If your plan is not renewing or stops serving your area, you also have this period. Choose by December 31 and your new plan starts January 1. Choose in January and it starts February 1, or in February and it starts March 1.
Until a new plan starts, you will have Original Medicare, without drug coverage unless you join a drug plan. If your plan is being combined with another plan from the same company, this period does not apply.
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Medigap rights
Buying a Medigap policy
If your Medicare Advantage plan is ending or stops serving your area and you go back to Original Medicare, federal law gives you the right to buy certain Medigap policies sold in your state. The insurance company can't turn you down, charge you more because of your health, or refuse to cover a health problem you already have.
This right starts when you get your plan's letter and ends 63 days after your plan coverage ends. Keep the letter; you may need to send a copy with your application. Your state may give you more rights.
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Jan 1 to Mar 31
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment
If you're in a Medicare Advantage plan, you can make one change: switch to another Medicare Advantage plan, or go back to Original Medicare and join a separate drug plan if you want one. The change starts the first day of the next month. This period can't be used to move from Original Medicare into Medicare Advantage.
How we counted
The same rules apply to every county, so any two counties can be compared.
- Source
- CMS Medicare Advantage Landscape files for 2027 (file 202609.1, released September 30, 2026) and 2026 (file 202609), published by CMS. Data as of October 18, 2026.
- Included
- Medicare Advantage plans with and without drug coverage. Special needs plans, stand-alone drug plans and cost plans are not included. CMS does not list employer group plans or PACE in these files.
- Crosswalk
- CMS 2027 Plan Crosswalk (October 1, 2026), which shows where each 2026 plan's members go for 2027. Used only in the plan ID check. Members count as moved in a county when the plan they are moved to is listed in that county for 2027.
- A plan
- One contract and plan number, like H1234-005. When a plan is split into segments by county, it still counts once.
- Not offered again
- A plan offered in a county in 2026 that is not listed in that county for 2027. It may still be offered in other counties, and its members may be moved to another plan from the same company.
- Not offered here in 2026
- A plan listed in a county for 2027 that was not listed in that county for 2026.
- Organizations
- Parent organizations as CMS records them. This page shows counts only.
Questions
My plan ID is not listed for 2027 in my county. What happens to my coverage?
Your plan's letters tell you. If the company is moving its members into another of its plans, your Annual Notice of Change says which one. If the plan is ending in your area, you'll get a letter explaining your choices. If you don't choose a new plan, you'll have Original Medicare starting January 1.
CMS lists my plan under a different name. Is it still my plan?
Yes. The plan number stayed the same, so Medicare treats it as the same plan. What it covers and costs can still change for 2027, and your Annual Notice of Change lists what changed.
Why might these totals differ from other counts?
Some counts treat each plan segment as its own plan, include special needs plans, or use an earlier release of the CMS files. We count each contract and plan number once, leave out special needs plans, and use the September 2026 releases.
Does this page compare plans?
No. It counts the plans offered in each county and checks whether a plan ID is listed. It doesn't show benefits, premiums, doctors or drugs. A licensed insurance agent can go over those with you.
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