Medicare Advantage Plans by State

Search & Compare Plans Available in Your Area

Medicare Advantage is also known as Part C or MA plans, which “bundles” Original Medicare Part A and Part B into one health insurance plan. Original Medicare is a health insurance program administered by the federal government, but Medicare Advantage plans are offered by health insurance companies approved by the federal government. Medicare Advantage plans vary by health insurance company across different States:

B Alabama Medicare Advantage Plans

A Alaska Medicare Advantage Plans

D Arizona Medicare Advantage Plans

C Arkansas Medicare Advantage Plans

E California Medicare Advantage Plans

F Colorado Medicare Advantage Plans

G Connecticut Medicare Advantage Plans

H Delaware Medicare Advantage Plans

I Florida Medicare Advantage Plans

J Georgia Medicare Advantage Plans

K Hawaii Medicare Advantage Plans

M Idaho Medicare Advantage Plans

N Illinois Medicare Advantage Plans

O Indiana Medicare Advantage Plans

L Iowa Medicare Advantage Plans

P Kansas Medicare Advantage Plans

Q Kentucky Medicare Advantage Plans

R Louisiana Medicare Advantage Plans

U Maine Medicare Advantage Plans

T Maryland Medicare Advantage Plans

S Massachusetts Medicare Advantage Plans

V Michigan Medicare Advantage Plans

W Minnesota Medicare Advantage Plans

Y Mississippi Medicare Advantage Plans

X Missouri Medicare Advantage Plans

Z Montana Medicare Advantage Plans

c Nebraska Medicare Advantage Plans

g Nevada Medicare Advantage Plans

d New Hampshire Medicare Advantage Plans

e New Jersey Medicare Advantage Plans

f New Mexico Medicare Advantage Plans

h New York Medicare Advantage Plans

a North Carolina Medicare Advantage Plans

b North Dakota Medicare Advantage Plans

i Ohio Medicare Advantage Plans

j Oklahoma Medicare Advantage Plans

k Oregon Medicare Advantage Plans

l Pennsylvania Medicare Advantage Plans

m Rhode Island Medicare Advantage Plans

n South Carolina Medicare Advantage Plans

o South Dakota Medicare Advantage Plans

p Tennessee Medicare Advantage Plans

q Texas Medicare Advantage Plans

r Utah Medicare Advantage Plans

t Vermont Medicare Advantage Plans

s Virginia Medicare Advantage Plans

u Washington Medicare Advantage Plans

w West Virginia Medicare Advantage Plans

v Wisconsin Medicare Advantage Plans

x Wyoming Medicare Advantage Plans

y District of Columbia Medicare Advantage Plans

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Medicare Advantage plans work?

Medicare Advantage plans combine Original Medicare Part A and B, and usually Part D prescription drug coverage, into one convenient health insurance plan. These plans can also include additional benefits including vision, dental, hearing, fitness programs, transportation to doctors visits, home health benefits, and more. Medicare Advantage plans are offered by private health insurance companies which are approved by the government.

How can I find the right Medicare Advantage plan for my health needs?

Medicare Advantage plans can have different monthly premiums, doctor networks, prescription drug coverage, and additional benefits can vary by plan as well. We recommend using our online tools or speaking with a licensed insurance agent to compare options available in your area and to help you find a health plan which best meets your needs. When comparing options, many people ask whether their favorite doctor accepts a particular plan or whether their prescription drugs are covered.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of Medicare Advantage plans?

Advantages

Bundle Part A, Part B, and usually Part D into one plan
Can include additional benefits such as prescription drugs, dental, vision, and hearing coverage
Offered by private health insurance companies approved by the government
Plans can start from as low as $0 premium per month in addition to your Part B premium
Medicare Advantage plans typically place a ceiling limit on your out-of-pocket costs

Disadvantages

Medicare Advantage plans may have narrower doctor networks. Not all doctors may accept a particular plan

What is the difference between Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Supplement Insurance plans?

The main difference between Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Supplement insurance plans is that Medicare Advantage plans an alternative to Original Medicare and include Original Medicare coverage under one plan, while Medicare Supplement insurance plans are a supplement to Original Medicare coverage to help pay your share of out-of-pocket costs. Medicare Advantage plans can also include additional benefits such as dental, vision, hearing, and prescription drug coverage. Medicare Supplement insurance plans do not typically cover prescription drugs, dental, vision, or other benefits.

You are not allowed to be enrolled in both a Medicare Advantage plan and Medicare Supplement insurance plan at the same time.

How can I compare a list of Medicare Advantage plans?

Enter your location information to quote and compare a list of Medicare Advantage plans available in your area. Our site may not include every plan available in the market. To see a complete list of plans please visit medicare.gov.

How much do Medicare Advantage plans cost? Why do some Medicare Advantage plans have premiums that cost $0?

Medicare Advantage plans have monthly premiums which can vary and are set by the insurance company offering the plan. Medicare Advantage plans can start as low as $0 premium per month. These no cost options are available because Medicare Advantage plans bundle Original Medicare Part A and B within the plan. When enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan you are still required to pay your Part B premium amount. Medicare Advantage plans are required to be sold at the same market price, regardless of which broker or license insurance agent helps you enroll.

See our guide for Medicare Advantage Plans to learn more.