How would you like to compare Medicare Advantage plans?
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Medicare plans, providers, and costs vary by location. Your ZIP code helps us show you accurate options for your area.
- Plans compared
- Medicare Advantage and MAPD plans in your county
- Coverage
- All 50 states, current plan year
- What you can check
- Premiums, out-of-pocket max, star ratings, drug and doctor coverage
- Cost to use
- Free — no account or sales calls
How do I compare Medicare Advantage plans?
Enter your ZIP code above to see the Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans available where you live, with their premiums, out-of-pocket maximums, star ratings, and drug coverage. Medicare Advantage plans are sold by private carriers and bundle your hospital, medical, and usually drug coverage into one plan — often with extras like dental, vision, and hearing. Which plans you can join depends on your county, so plan availability and pricing are always local.
What is the best Medicare Advantage plan?
There is no single best plan — the best one depends on your county, your doctors, and your prescriptions. The best plan for you is the one that covers your doctors and drugs at the lowest total yearly cost, not just the lowest premium.
Are $0-premium Medicare Advantage plans really free?
A $0 monthly premium does not mean $0 cost. You still pay your Medicare Part B premium, plus copays and coinsurance when you get care. Compare the total, not just the premium.
Why the lowest premium may not mean the lowest total cost
Illustrative comparison only. The bars show relative cost categories, not plan-specific prices.
Lower-premium example
Lower monthly premium
Higher total cost
Higher-premium example
Higher monthly premium
Lower total cost
- Premium
- Care
- Drugs
The lowest premium may still lead to a higher total yearly cost after care and prescriptions.
Will a Medicare Advantage plan cover my doctor and my drugs?
Not every plan covers every doctor or drug. Medicare Advantage plans use provider networks and drug formularies that vary by plan. Use the tools here to check whether a specific plan covers your doctors and medications before enrolling.
When can I switch Medicare Advantage plans?
The two windows most people can use
Most people can change plans during the Annual Enrollment Period (October 15 to December 7) and, if already in a Medicare Advantage plan, during the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period (January 1 to March 31). Special situations can open other windows.