Many Medicare Advantage Plans will be discontinued in 2026.

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Welch Insurance has a history of helping people find the Advantage Plan, Medicare Supplement Plan, or a Part D drug plan. that fits their needs.

Many Medicare Advantage Plans will be discontinued in 2026.

If you have a Medicare Advantage you need to make sure you read all notices from your insurance company. If your plan is being dropped in 2026? You need to make decisions and find a new plan. If your plan is discontinued and you do nothing, you will only have Part A and B. Also, if you receive your drug plan through your Advantage Plan you will lose your drug coverage.

Many insurances companies that offer Advantage Plans are dropping some of their plans in 2026. The largest insurance company with Medicare Advantage Plans is United Health Care. They are dropping some Advantage Plans in 2026. This will affect 600,000 people on United Health Care Advantage Plans.

We recommend you contact Welch Insurancefor a consultation on your options. Welch Insurance can compare your present plan to other options. If you have an independent agent or broker, you need to contact them for more information. This year you need to read the information from your Medicare Insurance company and not file it away in the hopes that nothing has changed.

Conclusion:

There are many changes taking place with Medicare Advantage Plans in 2026. If you are one of the people who will have your plan dropped in 2026, you need to be proactive and find a replacement plan. We recommend you read your Annual Notice of Change.

You can compare and apply for Medicare Advantage Plans from multiple companies in your area if you live in one of the following states. Tap on the state: Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, or Washington.

If you prefer to speak to a licensed agent, call 800-641-3315 and ask for Roy, or tap on Set Phone Appointment.

If you live near Huntington Beach, California, and are looking for an experienced local Independent Medicare Agent, please visit Welch Insurance for Medicare.

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