Medicare Advantage Plans in Texas

Compare 398 Medicare Advantage plans available across 254 counties in Texas for 2026. Review premiums, benefits, Star Ratings, and local availability before you choose what to compare next.

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Compare 2026 Texas Medicare Advantage options by county

Medicare Advantage plans are offered by county, so the most useful comparison starts with where you live. Use this page to narrow your options before reviewing plan details or entering your ZIP code.

As you compare plans, look at monthly premium, prescription coverage, provider network, dental, vision, hearing, maximum out-of-pocket limit, and Star Ratings together.

The plan with the lowest premium is not always the lowest-cost option after prescriptions, copays, doctors, and out-of-pocket limits are considered.

What to compare first

  • Monthly premium and estimated prescription costs
  • Whether your doctors, hospitals, and pharmacies are in network
  • Dental, vision, hearing, fitness, and transportation benefits
  • Maximum out-of-pocket limit for medical care
  • Star Ratings, referrals, and prior authorization requirements

Total Plans

398

Avg. Monthly Premium

$8.19

With Dental

98%

With Vision

100%

Counts include Medicare Advantage plans with and without drug coverage and Special Needs Plans, which have additional eligibility requirements. Stand-alone Part D and Medicare Cost plans are excluded.Each plan is counted once statewide and once in each county it serves. Average premium uses the 398 plans with a reported premium; missing prices are excluded. Benefit percentages show the share of all listed plans with that benefit confirmed in our data; missing benefit data does not mean a benefit is unavailable. Check your county and the plan details before comparing options.

Top-Rated Plans in Texas

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Browse by County

Medicare Advantage availability is county-specific. Start with your county below, or use the ZIP-code flow to narrow the list to plans available where you live.

Anderson County45 plansAndrews County27 plansAngelina County35 plansAransas County61 plansArcher County31 plansArmstrong County35 plansAtascosa County81 plansAustin County54 plansBailey County25 plansBandera County84 plansBastrop County51 plansBaylor County27 plansBee County63 plansBell County44 plansBexar County100 plansBlanco County58 plansBorden County24 plansBosque County49 plansBowie County40 plansBrazoria County65 plansBrazos County43 plansBrewster County13 plansBriscoe County26 plansBrooks County45 plansBrown County18 plansBurleson County42 plansBurnet County65 plansCaldwell County67 plansCalhoun County36 plansCallahan County20 plansCameron County76 plansCamp County33 plansCarson County29 plansCass County41 plansCastro County32 plansChambers County62 plansCherokee County39 plansChildress County15 plansClay County32 plansCochran County20 plansCoke County21 plansColeman County28 plansCollin County97 plansCollingsworth County8 plansColorado County46 plansComal County89 plansComanche County21 plansConcho County23 plansCooke County62 plansCoryell County47 plansCottle County12 plansCrane County20 plansCrockett County12 plansCrosby County39 plansCulberson County19 plansDallam County14 plansDallas County93 plansDawson County30 plansDeaf Smith County35 plansDelta County42 plansDenton County77 plansDeWitt County37 plansDickens County24 plansDimmit County35 plansDonley County14 plansDuval County40 plansEastland County31 plansEctor County39 plansEdwards County25 plansEl Paso County91 plansEllis County60 plansErath County41 plansFalls County41 plansFannin County52 plansFayette County42 plansFisher County24 plansFloyd County32 plansFoard County15 plansFort Bend County94 plansFranklin County31 plansFreestone County39 plansFrio County47 plansGaines County7 plansGalveston County71 plansGarza County38 plansGillespie County47 plansGlasscock County20 plansGoliad County40 plansGonzales County57 plansGray County29 plansGrayson County63 plansGregg County56 plansGrimes County55 plansGuadalupe County84 plansHale County37 plansHall County24 plansHamilton County51 plansHansford County22 plansHardeman County12 plansHardin County76 plansHarris County114 plansHarrison County50 plansHartley County24 plansHaskell County24 plansHays County64 plansHemphill County8 plansHenderson County57 plansHidalgo County75 plansHill County48 plansHockley County35 plansHood County50 plansHopkins County34 plansHouston County29 plansHoward County35 plansHudspeth County49 plansHunt County46 plansHutchinson County29 plansIrion County19 plansJack County41 plansJackson County32 plansJasper County40 plansJeff Davis County14 plansJefferson County84 plansJim Hogg County46 plansJim Wells County64 plansJohnson County74 plansJones County22 plansKarnes County46 plansKaufman County60 plansKendall County84 plansKenedy County33 plansKent County21 plansKerr County36 plansKimble County19 plansKing County16 plansKinney County25 plansKleberg County64 plansKnox County20 plansLa Salle County43 plansLamar County35 plansLamb County36 plansLampasas County59 plansLavaca County35 plansLee County55 plansLeon County40 plansLiberty County78 plansLimestone County35 plansLipscomb County8 plansLive Oak County33 plansLlano County54 plansLoving County19 plansLubbock County50 plansLynn County39 plansMadison County34 plansMarion County33 plansMartin County33 plansMason County26 plansMatagorda County50 plansMaverick County44 plansMcCulloch County22 plansMcLennan County46 plansMcMullen County30 plansMedina County86 plansMenard County19 plansMidland County37 plansMilam County57 plansMills County49 plansMitchell County15 plansMontague County51 plansMontgomery County88 plansMoore County34 plansMorris County36 plansMotley County24 plansNacogdoches County46 plansNavarro County59 plansNewton County28 plansNolan County25 plansNueces County67 plansOchiltree County7 plansOldham County19 plansOrange County68 plansPalo Pinto County43 plansPanola County40 plansParker County65 plansParmer County7 plansPecos County22 plansPolk County45 plansPotter County51 plansPresidio County13 plansRains County34 plansRandall County51 plansReagan County16 plansReal County39 plansRed River County41 plansReeves County20 plansRefugio County39 plansRoberts County22 plansRobertson County33 plansRockwall County68 plansRunnels County25 plansRusk County54 plansSabine County19 plansSan Augustine County30 plansSan Jacinto County69 plansSan Patricio County51 plansSan Saba County42 plansSchleicher County24 plansScurry County8 plansShackelford County29 plansShelby County29 plansSherman County19 plansSmith County56 plansSomervell County47 plansStarr County49 plansStephens County24 plansSterling County21 plansStonewall County19 plansSutton County18 plansSwisher County32 plansTarrant County89 plansTaylor County24 plansTerrell County7 plansTerry County37 plansThrockmorton County29 plansTitus County40 plansTom Green County35 plansTravis County60 plansTrinity County30 plansTyler County48 plansUpshur County51 plansUpton County19 plansUvalde County29 plansVal Verde County18 plansVan Zandt County65 plansVictoria County36 plansWalker County56 plansWaller County56 plansWard County16 plansWashington County47 plansWebb County64 plansWharton County55 plansWheeler County16 plansWichita County18 plansWilbarger County13 plansWillacy County79 plansWilliamson County72 plansWilson County85 plansWinkler County16 plansWise County68 plansWood County42 plansYoakum County19 plansYoung County24 plansZapata County43 plansZavala County44 plans

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Frequently Asked Questions About Texas Medicare Advantage Plans

Are Medicare Advantage plans the same in every Texas county?

No. Plan availability, networks, premiums, and benefits can change by county. Always compare using your ZIP code or county before relying on a statewide list.

What does Medicare Choose help me compare?

Medicare Choose helps organize public plan data around premiums, plan type, benefits, Star Ratings, drug coverage signals, and local availability so you can decide what deserves a closer look.

Should I pick the plan with the most extra benefits?

Not automatically. Extra benefits matter, but you should also review doctors, hospitals, prescriptions, maximum out-of-pocket limits, and how the plan works for your care routine.

Can a licensed agent help me compare Texas plans?

Yes. A licensed Medicare agent can explain plan tradeoffs, confirm network and prescription details, and help you enroll if you choose a plan. Medicare Choose can help you find local agent options.

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We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options.

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