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Tens of thousands Vermonters are set to lose Medicare Advantage option in 2026
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File photo by Rachel Leathe/APNearly all Vermonters on Medicare Advantage individual plans are expected to lose their current health insurance for 2026.
Neither UnitedHealth nor Vermont Blue Advantage has renewed its individual Medicare Advantage plans for the 2026 year, CMS data show.
These plans cover the large majority of the more than 51,600 people insured by Medicare Advantage plans in Vermont.
Humana will continue to offer its Medicare Advantage plans in Bennington, Caledonia, Essex, Orange, Windham and Windsor counties.
Without access to the Medicare Advantage plans, individuals have the option to opt into standard Medicare for coverage.