Medicare Advantage Enrollment; 10 Largest Regions
Medicare Advantage Enrollment
Medicare Advantage Enrollment Data (November 2021) – Some 24 million Americans are covered today by a Medicare Advantage plan. Enrollment generally is higher in larger, metro areas. The chart below shows the 10 largest Zip3 regions for MA enrollment.
The first three digits of a ZIP Code (ZIP3) identifies the location within a broad region. It can be with a single state or can cross over state lines.
MEDICARE ADVANTAGE ENROLLMENT
| Top-10 Regions for MA Enrollment (2021) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State – Metro Area |
Zip3 | Enrollment | ||
| FL – Miami | 331 | 278,976 | ||
| TX – Houston | 770 | 231,687 | ||
| CA – Bay Area | 945 | 191,996 | ||
| CA – Metro LA | 900 | 191,109 | ||
| NY – Metro NY | 112 | 189,294 | ||
| FL – SE Florida | 330 | 231,687 | ||
| FL – Central Reg | 334 | 162,285 | ||
| GA – Atlanta | 300 | 157,332 | ||
| AZ – Phoenix Reg | 853 | 141,321 | ||
| MI – Detroit/Ann Arbor | 481 | 139,971 | ||
Credit to CSG Actuarial for assistance providing data.
Find Best Medicare Advantage Plan In Your Area
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Medicare Advantage plans can vary significantly. They often are very local in nature. Because of that it pays to compare. The Association provides a free online directory that lists independent Medicare agents by their Zip Code. It is completely private. No information is entered, other than your Zip Code.
Using The Free Directory Is Easy
1. Click the link or image.
2. Enter Your Zip Code.
3. See all agents in your area.
4. Look for those who say they offer Medicare Advantage.
5. Email them privately.
6. During busy times (like Open Enrollment) we also suggest calling.
Additional Medicare Advantage Data
Click this link to access additional Medicare Advantage statistics and data.
Or, click this link to access Medicare Supplement statistics and data.
Because people ask ‘ what is a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan? MA is another way to get your Medicare Part A and Part B coverage. Sometimes called “Part C” or “MA Plans,” these are offered by Medicare-approved private companies that must follow rules set by Medicare. If you join a Medicare Advantage Plan, you’ll still have Medicare. But you’ll get most of your Part A and Part B coverage from your Medicare Advantage Plan, not Original Medicare.