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Georgia Medicare Advantage Plans for 2026

How many plans are sold in Georgia, what they cost, which extra benefits they list, and who offers them, from public CMS data. Benefits vary by plan and location.

Plan year 2026Enrollment data as of September 2026

These plan figures are for 2026, the latest plan year in our data. Plans, premiums, and benefits for 2027 can differ. Compare 2027 plans on Medicare.gov Plan Finder before you choose.

Georgia at a glance

Georgia has 156 Medicare Advantage plans from 14 insurers for 2026.

80 of them (51%) charge no monthly plan premium, though members still pay the Part B premium.

60 plans have an overall CMS star rating of 4 or higher.

911,238 people in Georgia were enrolled in Medicare Advantage as of September 2026.

The insurer with the most members, Humana, covers 35% of them.

153 of 156 plans include some dental coverage, and 64 list a grocery allowance, usually only for members who meet chronic-condition or Medicaid rules.

People in Medicare Advantage
911,238
As of September 2026
Plans offered for 2026
156
Excludes employer group plans
Insurers offering plans
14
$0-premium plans
80
61 are not Special Needs Plans
Median monthly plan premium
$0
Middle value across plans, not weighted by enrollment
Plans rated 4 stars or higher
60
Plans with Part D drug coverage
137
Dual-eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNP)
35
For people with Medicare and Medicaid
Chronic-condition Special Needs Plans (C-SNP)
13
Change in enrollment over one year
+3.0%
September 2025 to September 2026

Extra benefits in Georgia plans

Medicare Advantage plans can add benefits Original Medicare does not cover. How many Georgia plans list each one:

Share of 156 Georgia plans that list each benefit
BenefitPlansShare of plansTypical amount
Grocery allowance6441%$1,080 a year median (range $240–$3,060)
Over-the-counter (OTC) allowance11473%$230 a year median (range $60–$2,520)
Dental coverage15398%$1,875 a year median (range $250–$4,500)
Vision (eyewear)156100%Not enough plans list an amount
Hearing aids14694%Not enough plans list an amount
Part B giveback4026%$102.50 a month median (range $0.80–$184.70)
Transportation8051%Not enough plans list an amount
Fitness13989%Not enough plans list an amount
Meals10165%Not enough plans list an amount

Shares are out of 156 plans checked for benefits. A plan counts if it lists the benefit on its own or on a combined allowance card. Amounts are medians across plans that list a dollar figure; the Part B giveback is per month, the rest per year.

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Who offers plans in Georgia

Listed by number of Medicare Advantage members in Georgia, largest first (September 2026). The order reflects size only, not plan quality or our view of any insurer.

InsurerMembersShare of members
Humana321,16335%
UnitedHealthcare221,61724%
Aetna/CVS182,78820%
Devoted Health44,1875%
Kaiser Permanente34,2894%
HCSC/BCBS33,0454%
Centene/Wellcare29,1043%
Clover Health Holdings, Inc.20,7212%
Elevance/Anthem/BCBS14,7022%
BCBS Tennessee4,470under 1%

Plans offered by insurer (2026)

Most plans first. More plans does not mean better plans.

InsurerPlans
Humana33
Aetna/CVS26
HCSC/BCBS21
Centene/Wellcare15
UnitedHealthcare14
Devoted Health11
Kaiser Permanente10
Elevance/Anthem/BCBS8
BCBS Tennessee4
Clover Health Holdings, Inc.4

Counties with the most Medicare Advantage members

Plans are sold county by county, so the choices in one county can differ from the next.

CountyMedicare Advantage members
Fulton73,605
Gwinnett65,797
DeKalb58,934
Cobb47,072
Chatham26,105
Clayton25,360
Henry21,617
Richmond21,547
Cherokee19,545
Muscogee19,059

Medicare Advantage enrollment by month

Medicare Advantage enrollment in Georgia grew by 33,517 people (+3.0%) from September 2025 to September 2026.

  • September 20251,113,961
  • October 20251,105,279
  • November 20251,117,062
  • December 20251,118,214
  • January 20261,105,335
  • February 20261,126,229
  • March 20261,133,202
  • April 20261,135,266
  • May 20261,138,849
  • June 20261,139,111
  • July 20261,143,015
  • August 20261,146,006
  • September 20261,147,478
Bars start at zero, so month-to-month changes look small.

Special Needs Plans

Special Needs Plans are Medicare Advantage plans for specific groups. Georgia has 35 plans for people with both Medicare and Medicaid (D-SNP), 13 for people with certain chronic conditions (C-SNP), and 6 for people who live in a nursing home or need that level of care (I-SNP).

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Key dates

Plans mail an Annual Notice of Change by September 30. Read it before Open Enrollment: it lists what your plan changes next year.

October 15, 2026 – December 7, 2026
Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage. Join, switch, or drop a Medicare Advantage or drug plan.
January 1, 2027
Changes made during Open Enrollment take effect.
January 1, 2027 – March 31, 2027
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment. If you are already in a Medicare Advantage plan, you can make one change.
December 8, 2026 – November 30, 2027
You can switch once into a plan with a 5-star overall rating, if one is sold where you live.

Free, unbiased help in Georgia

You can also call Medicare at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227; TTY 1-877-486-2048), 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Medicare Advantage plans are in Georgia for 2026?
CMS data lists 156 Medicare Advantage plans from 14 insurers in Georgia for 2026. The plans you can join depend on your county, so check the plans for your ZIP code on Medicare.gov Plan Finder.
How many $0-premium Medicare Advantage plans are in Georgia?
80 of the 156 plans charge no monthly plan premium for 2026, and 61 of those are open to people without Medicaid or a qualifying condition. You still pay your Part B premium in a $0-premium plan.
Do Medicare Advantage plans in Georgia offer a grocery allowance?
64 of 156 plans list a grocery allowance. Most limit it to members with qualifying chronic conditions or to people who also have Medicaid. Benefits vary by plan and county.
How many people in Georgia have Medicare Advantage?
911,238 people in Georgia were enrolled in Medicare Advantage as of September 2026, according to CMS enrollment data.
When can I join or switch Medicare Advantage plans in Georgia?
Open Enrollment runs from October 15, 2026, to December 7, 2026. Changes start January 1, 2027. If you are already in a Medicare Advantage plan, you can make one change from January 1, 2027, to March 31, 2027. Other changes need a Special Enrollment Period.
Is Senior Deal Club part of Medicare?
No. Senior Deal Club is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare, CMS, or any government agency. This page explains public CMS data. It does not recommend a plan.

Sources and method

  • Source: CMS Medicare Advantage enrollment data, September 2026
  • Source: CMS Medicare Advantage plan data, 2026 plan year

Built from the CMS Medicare Advantage landscape, Plan Benefit Package, star rating, and monthly enrollment files. Plan figures are for the 2026 plan year. Enrollment data as of September 2026. Each plan counts once statewide, even when it is sold in many counties. Employer group plans are left out. CMS hides enrollment counts of 10 or fewer, so shares can add up to a little under 100%.

About this page

Senior Deal Club is not affiliated with or endorsed by Medicare, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), or any government agency. This page is educational. It is not an offer of insurance and does not recommend a plan.

Plan and enrollment figures on these pages come from public CMS data and cover every insurer in that data, listed in a neutral order. Not all plans offer all benefits. Benefits, premiums, and costs vary by plan and location, and limitations and exclusions may apply.

For information on all of your options, contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227; TTY 1-877-486-2048), or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP).

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