Idaho Medicare Insurance
(2026 & 2027 Guide)
12/31/2026 Plan Non-Renewals
Twenty eight Medicare Advantage plans offered in Idaho in 2026 are either leaving the state or leaving specific counties.
About 63,000 Idahoans are enrolled in those plans and they will ‘expire’ on 12/31/2026. *
Some stand-alone Part D plans are also affected.
If you received a ‘Non-Renewal’ notice, you will need to choose a new plan if you want coverage other than Medicare Part A and B on January 1.
The individual county reference pages noted below point out additional information.
If you received a Plan Non-Renewal Notice, be sure you understand and act on the instructions. You have some different timelines to meet based on what you want to do.
If you did not receive a ‘Non-Renewal’ notice, please read your ‘Annual Notice of Change’ to learn how the 2027 version of your 2026 plan has changed.
- Source: CMS actual enrollment and landscape files found on CMS.gov.
Choosing an Idaho Medicare plan isn’t just about the monthly premium.
Some people place importance on the items below.
If you let us know what is important to you (and what is missing), we can will help you with the process of understand the differences in your choices and with enrollment in the plan you choose.
Other items to considder include:
- Having access to physicians and hospitals you prefer (locally vs. within Idaho vs. within the USA)
- Seeing specialists without needing permission to do so
- Budgeting with confidence for your Medicare covered health care (plan premium + cost share for services you use)
- Placing a ‘cap’ on your annual cost share for Medicare covered services
- Minimize your exposure to ‘prior authorizations’ (which can delay/prevent your access to medical care)
- Lowering your cost for the prescription medications you take
We live in Idaho, are licensed with all Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans available to you and have been helping residents with Medicare since 2012.
Idaho County Medicare Guides
If you prefer to read about your county’s Medicare health insurance options, the specifics are below.
If you would like to talk first, call us. We are available 8am – 8pm Monday through Saturday.
The guide for each county explains:
- Available plans;
- Costs and coverage differences;
- Local, regional, and national provider considerations.
Find your county here.
Idaho Medicare Insurance
(2026 & 2027 Guide)
Twenty eight Medicare Advantage plans offered in Idaho in 2026 are either leaving the state or leaving specific counties.
Some stand-alone Part D plans are also affected.
If you received a ‘Non-Renewal’ notice, you will need to choose a new plan if you want coverage other than Medicare Part A and B on January 1.
The individual county reference pages noted below point out additional information.
If you received a Plan Non-Renewal Notice, be sure you understand and act on the instructions. You have some different timelines to meet based on what you want to do.
If you did not receive a ‘Non-Renewal’ notice, please read your ‘Annual Notice of Change’ to learn how the 2027 version of your 2026 plan has changed.
Choosing an Idaho Medicare plan isn’t just about the monthly premium.
Some people place importance on the items below.
If you let us know what is important to you (and what is missing), we can will help you with the process of understand the differences in your choices and with enrollment in the plan you choose.
Other items to considder include:
If you would like to talk first, call us. We are available 8am – 8pm Monday through Saturday.
