1 Choose your state
Or click your state on the map. U.S. territories are listed at the end of the menu.
2 Find your county
3 Choose a type of plan
4 Choose a plan type
Your plans
Click a county on this map to see its plans.
To compare plan benefits in detail and enroll, visit Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE.
What the labels in the table mean
- Premiums
- "Not Applicable" means the plan doesn't include that part of coverage. It does not mean $0. For example, a plan with no drug coverage has no Part D premium, so its total is "Not Applicable," but you still pay its Part C premium.
- Out-of-pocket costs
- The max out-of-pocket (MOOP) is the most you pay in a year for covered medical care in the plan's network. It's "Not Applicable" for drug-only plans and for plan types that don't have one (MSA and some Cost plans). Drug costs are "Not Applicable" for plans without drug coverage.
- Star ratings
- Medicare rates plans from 1 to 5 stars. "Plan Too New To Be Measured" and "Not Enough Data Available" mean the plan hasn't been rated yet. "Not Applicable" means that rating doesn't apply to the plan type.
- Enrollment limit
- Some plans cap how many members they accept. "No Limit" means there is no cap. "Not Applicable" means the plan type can't set one.
Premiums don't include the Medicare Part B premium, which most people pay as well. Source: CMS CY2027 Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan Landscape file.