Advantage Index

Medicare Advantage and Part D plans in Idaho

44 counties in Idaho. What is sold, and at what price, changes between neighbouring counties, so the county is the unit that matters.

CountyPlansAt $0InsurersIn an Advantage plan
Ada County 32187 55.5%
Adams County 1694 35.2%
Bannock County 1774 47.1%
Bear Lake County 1163 10.8%
Benewah County 942 16.8%
Bingham County 1774 40.9%
Blaine County 1464 20.5%
Boise County 29176 49.2%
Bonner County 1664 38.6%
Bonneville County 1875 38.5%
Boundary County 1042 32.1%
Butte County 211 5.3%
Camas County 1374 34.4%
Canyon County 32187 63.0%
Caribou County 1163 18.2%
Cassia County 1775 37.5%
Clark County 1363 24.8%
Clearwater County 942 15.3%
Custer County 742 14.7%
Elmore County 23146 45.4%
Franklin County 1163 32.5%
Fremont County 1674 29.5%
Gem County 30177 60.8%
Gooding County 1986 49.6%
Idaho County 1042 17.4%
Jefferson County 1774 36.5%
Jerome County 1885 53.9%
Kootenai County 1664 41.3%
Latah County 1042 25.1%
Lemhi County 431 8.5%
Lewis County 742 10.5%
Lincoln County 1675 45.8%
Madison County 1454 33.4%
Minidoka County 1674 44.8%
Nez Perce County 1042 21.8%
Oneida County 1163 21.6%
Owyhee County 30177 53.4%
Payette County 30177 54.1%
Power County 1674 32.0%
Shoshone County 1353 33.4%
Teton County 1063 13.2%
Twin Falls County 22116 56.1%
Valley County 24147 41.3%
Washington County 27166 48.6%

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