State guide · Pennsylvania · 2027 plan year
Original Medicare vs Medicare Advantage in Pennsylvania
Medicare Advantage plans differ from county to county. Each guide below lists the 2027 plans on this site for one county, next to Original Medicare with Medigap: premiums, the yearly limit, star ratings, prior authorization, and the yearly cost.
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In most states, including Pennsylvania, you cannot count on getting Medigap later
You can buy any Medigap plan with no health questions in the 6 months that start when you are 65 or older and have Part B. After that, a Medigap company in Pennsylvania can ask about your health. It can say no, or it can charge you more. So if you join a Medicare Advantage plan now, you may not be able to get Medigap later.
One exception is the trial right. If you joined Medicare Advantage when you first got Medicare at 65, or you left a Medigap plan to try Medicare Advantage for the first time, you can switch back within 12 months. Then you can buy a Medigap plan with no health questions.
Read about Medigap rights on Medicare.govCounties with a guide in Pennsylvania
67 local guides. The number shows the 2027 Medicare Advantage plans in each guide.
- Adams County63 plans
- Allegheny County60 plans
- Armstrong County58 plans
- Beaver County58 plans
- Bedford County50 plans
- Berks County74 plans
- Blair County58 plans
- Bradford County61 plans
- Bucks County68 plans
- Butler County52 plans
- Cambria County45 plans
- Cameron County48 plans
- Carbon County60 plans
- Centre County54 plans
- Chester County64 plans
- Clarion County50 plans
- Clearfield County50 plans
- Clinton County50 plans
- Columbia County49 plans
- Crawford County52 plans
- Cumberland County70 plans
- Dauphin County70 plans
- Delaware County59 plans
- Elk County42 plans
- Erie County56 plans
- Fayette County52 plans
- Forest County43 plans
- Franklin County54 plans
- Fulton County56 plans
- Greene County56 plans
- Huntingdon County59 plans
- Indiana County40 plans
- Jefferson County51 plans
- Juniata County64 plans
- Lackawanna County51 plans
- Lancaster County75 plans
- Lawrence County59 plans
- Lebanon County73 plans
- Lehigh County74 plans
- Luzerne County53 plans
- Lycoming County55 plans
- McKean County44 plans
- Mercer County55 plans
- Mifflin County60 plans
- Monroe County54 plans
- Montgomery County58 plans
- Montour County67 plans
- Northampton County73 plans
- Northumberland County42 plans
- Perry County74 plans
- Philadelphia County63 plans
- Pike County32 plans
- Potter County50 plans
- Schuylkill County59 plans
- Snyder County60 plans
- Somerset County57 plans
- Sullivan County53 plans
- Susquehanna County54 plans
- Tioga County45 plans
- Union County66 plans
- Venango County51 plans
- Warren County51 plans
- Washington County59 plans
- Wayne County58 plans
- Westmoreland County53 plans
- Wyoming County58 plans
- York County71 plans
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A higher drug plan premium is not, by itself, a reason to switch
With Original Medicare, you buy a separate drug plan. In Pennsylvania, 8 drug plans are for sale for 2027, from $5.30 to $184.40 a month. Half of them cost $65.05 a month or less.
- Every 2027 drug plan limits what you pay for covered drugs to $2,400 a year. The drug coverage in Medicare Advantage plans has the same limit.
- The premium is one part of your yearly cost. Each county guide adds premiums, medical costs, and drug costs, so you can see the whole year.
- A Medicare Advantage plan can cost less in a light year. But you also take on its network and prior authorization rules, and you may not be able to get Medigap later.
- If your income is limited, Extra Help can pay most of your drug plan premium and drug costs. Check Extra Help at SSA.gov
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Sources and method
Plan data comes from the CMS 2027 Plan Benefit Package and landscape files. The data is from 2026-10-10. Drug plan premiums come from the CMS 2027 landscape file for Pennsylvania.
These are estimates, not quotes, and they are for education only. Check every number with Medicare and with the plan before you choose. What you pay depends on your doctors and hospitals, your drugs and pharmacy, and the care you use. Plans can change their benefits, premiums, drug lists, and networks each year.
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