Where $0 Medicare Advantage plans are, and where they are not

Across the country, 52.9% of the Medicare Advantage plans on offer carry no monthly premium. That share is not spread evenly: it ranges from 19.3% to 100.0% between states.

Vermont100.0%
Puerto Rico97.5%
New Mexico83.2%
Nevada74.5%
California72.2%
Florida69.4%
Illinois69.1%
Arkansas63.2%
Georgia60.4%
Kansas60.4%
Texas59.8%
Arizona59.4%
South Carolina56.9%
West Virginia56.1%
Oklahoma54.4%
Colorado53.5%
Maine53.2%
Indiana52.1%
Michigan51.3%
New Jersey50.9%

Share of plan offerings with a $0 monthly premium, by state. A “plan offering” is one plan in one county, which is how CMS counts availability.

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