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Plans ending in 2027 · Utah

Medicare Advantage Plans Ending in Utah for 2027, County by County

6 general Medicare Advantage plans sold in Utah in 2026 do not appear anywhere in the CMS 2027 plan file. 20 of 29 counties lose at least one plan. Pick your county below for the exact list, the members on each plan, what remains, and the calendar.

37 → 33
Distinct general Medicare Advantage plans sold in Utah, 2026 → 2027
6
2026 plans discontinued everywhere for 2027
20 / 29
Counties losing at least one plan
49,031
Members on ending plans, September 2026 (CMS; counts under 11 suppressed)

Sources: CMS CY2026 and CY2027 landscape files, compared by Contract Plan ID; CMS CPSC enrollment, September 2026. General = MA and MA-PD rows with SNP indicator No. Utah has 8 stand-alone drug plans for 2027.

By county

CountyPlans goneDiscontinuedLeft the countyMembers on ending plansPlans 2026 → 2027
Salt Lake County55016,50831 → 28
Utah County4409,01328 → 28
Washington County4315,79117 → 13
Davis County5504,88031 → 28
Weber County5504,61125 → 24
Cache County6422,016+19 → 14
Iron County8351,45620 → 12
Sanpete County1011,0707 → 6
Sevier County1018487 → 6
Tooele County752813+21 → 15
Summit County743610+22 → 16
Wasatch County422383+18 → 15
Morgan County1064312+24 → 16
Box Elder County642263+18 → 12
Wayne County1011581 → 0
Piute County1011137 → 6
Carbon County211848 → 6
Duchesne County2115414 → 15
Rich County32148+9 → 10
Juab County211fewer than 11 each10 → 14

No general plan leaves these counties for 2027: Beaver County, Daggett County, Emery County, Garfield County, Grand County, Kane County, Millard County, San Juan County, Uintah County.

The discontinued plans, statewide

Plan (2026)Plan IDTypeCounties sold inMembers, September 2026
Humana Value Choice H5216-456
Humana
H5216-456PPO1222,989
Select Health Medicare + Kroger
Select Health
H1994-022HMO919,997
HealthSpring Premier
HealthSpring
H0439-024HMO-POS61,123
HealthSpring True Choice
HealthSpring
H7849-029PPO7851 (+1 county under 11)
Regence Valiance
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah
H4605-001PPO12357 (+6 counties under 11)
Aetna Medicare Enhanced
Aetna Medicare
H5521-656PPO9107 (+4 counties under 11)

Plans with no row anywhere in the CMS 2027 file. Members are summed across the Utah counties where CMS reports a count. Plans re-issued under a new ID appear here and as "new" on the county pages.

What a member of an ending plan does next

  1. Keep the letter. A non-renewing plan must notify you by mail at least 90 days before it ends (42 CFR § 422.506), on or about October 2 for December 31.
  2. Choose between October 15 and December 7 so new coverage starts January 1 (Medicare.gov): another Advantage plan, or Original Medicare with a drug plan and, if you want it, Medigap.
  3. The Medigap door is open: Plan A, B, D, G, K or L with no health questions, from 60 days before to 63 days after the plan ends, November 1, 2026 through March 4, 2027 (Medicare.gov).
  4. If you miss December 7, a discontinued plan gives you a Special Enrollment Period through February 28 (42 CFR § 422.62), with January spent in Original Medicare.

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How we know all this: the Medicare On Main Data Desk built these pages from the CMS CY2026 and CY2027 landscape files compared by Contract Plan ID, CMS's September 2026 county-level enrollment report, and the federal rules and Medicare.gov pages on non-renewal notices, enrollment periods and Medigap guaranteed-issue rights. Carrier names are factual reporting, not endorsement or criticism. This is education, not advice; confirm plans, costs and eligibility with a licensed agent or Medicare.gov.

Frequently asked questions

Which Medicare Advantage plans are ending in Utah for 2027?

6 general (non-Special-Needs) Medicare Advantage plans sold somewhere in Utah in 2026 have no row anywhere in the CMS 2027 plan file and are being discontinued, led by Humana Value Choice H5216-456 (H5216-456), Select Health Medicare + Kroger (H1994-022), HealthSpring Premier (H0439-024). Other plans continue elsewhere but left particular counties. The county pages list each one with its 2026 premium, cap, star rating and September 2026 enrollment.

How many Utah counties are affected?

20 of the 29 counties with a Medicare Advantage plan in 2026 or 2027 lose at least one general plan for 2027; 16 lose a plan that is discontinued everywhere. 9 counties keep every 2026 plan.

How many people in Utah are on a plan that is ending?

Summing CMS's September 2026 county enrollment for every ending plan in every county gives 49,031 members, not counting counties where CMS suppresses a plan's count because it is under 11. The figure includes employer-group members, so the number of individuals choosing a new plan is somewhat lower.

What should I do if my plan is on the list?

Keep the non-renewal letter dated on or about October 2. Choose 2027 coverage between October 15 and December 7: another Medicare Advantage plan, or Original Medicare with a stand-alone drug plan and, if you want it, a Medigap policy. A plan leaving Medicare or your area gives you a guaranteed-issue right to Medigap Plan A, B, D, G, K or L from 60 days before to 63 days after it ends, November 1, 2026 through March 4, 2027.

Can Medicare On Main help in Utah?

Yes, by phone. Brian Penner is licensed in Utah; see our license verification page. We do not offer every plan available in your area, and we will say so when Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program is the better next call.

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Medicare On Main is a licensed independent insurance agency. We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to the plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options. Not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program. Carrier names are mentioned for factual, educational reporting only and do not imply endorsement by or affiliation with any carrier. Plan data is from CMS public files and may change; confirm with the plan or Medicare.gov. This is education, not advice.

Last updated . Maintained by the Medicare On Main Data Desk · reviewed by Brian Penner, Independent Medicare advisor (NPN 16493717).