Medicare

Vermont 2027 Medicare Carrier Filings

Each carrier's 2027 filing with its effective date. Filings not yet approved or published are flagged pending — we never estimate.

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*NEW INFORMATION · 2027

*NEW 2027 2027 plans take effect Jan 1, 2027

Most Medicare Advantage and Part D changes start Jan 1, 2027. Medigap carriers can file mid-year, so effective dates vary by carrier.

View Vermont on the Medicare mapMedicare 2027 dates2 filings · 0 pending

Rate history by carrier, year by year

The year-by-year view fills in as official filings for more than one plan year are entered for Vermont. Only 2027 filings are on file so far. Nothing is estimated.

All carrier filings

CarrierProductRate changeEffective dateStatusSource
All carriers (CMS state summary)Medicare Advantage—Jan 1, 2027 *NEW 2027ConfirmedFiling
All carriers (CMS state summary)Part D (stand-alone)—Jan 1, 2027 *NEW 2027ConfirmedFiling

Medicare coverage near you — questions

How do I find Medicare coverage near me?

Pick your state on the Medicare filings page to see each carrier's filings and rate changes for your area. From there you can open the interactive Medicare map for your state and compare 2027 plans side by side.

Where can I see 2027 Medicare rate changes for carriers in my state?

Select your state on this page to filter every carrier filing by state, including the rate change percentage, the effective date, and whether the filing is confirmed or still pending with the state.

What does a pending Medicare filing mean?

A pending filing is one a carrier has submitted but the state insurance department has not yet approved or published. Beacon shows pending filings with a flag and never estimates the final rate change.

The information contained on this website is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for missing or inaccurate information. Please consult a licensed insurance broker in your state and area for insurance advice. Please consult a CPA for tax or legal advice.