Best Medicare Advantage Plans in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has more than 1.2 million Medicare beneficiaries. This places it in the top half for Medicare beneficiaries in the United States.


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Medicare is the federal insurance program that covers people 65 years and older. Private companies can offer Medicare Advantage, a bundled version of Medicare. You get all the same benefits, but with some additional features such as savings on vision and dental care.

Medicare Advantage plans provide more benefits than Original Medicare. They can also be less expensive than Medicare and a Medicare Supplement plan. They offer less flexibility because you will need to access care through the plan’s network. Consider all options and decide which plan is best for you.

Wisconsin has more than one in six people who are 65 or older. There are many Medicare Advantage plans available in Wisconsin.


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  In 2023, the average monthly premium for a Medicare Advantage plan is $27.28. It was $29.61 for 2022. )
  

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  In Wisconsin, there are 126 Medicare Advantage Plans available in 2023. This is an increase of 115 plans that were available in 2022. )
  

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  All Medicare-eligible individuals in Wisconsin have access a $0-premium Medicare Benefit plan.
  

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  Aspirus Health Plan.
  

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  Prevea360 Medicare Advantage, Dean Advantage.
  

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  Dean Health Plan.
  

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  HealthPartners.
  

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  Medical Associates Clinic Health Plan of Wisconsin.
  

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  Molina Healthcare in Wisconsin and Massachusetts.
  

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  Network Health Medicare Advantage Plans.
  

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  Quartz Medicare Advantage.
  

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  Security Health Plan of Wisconsin.
  

Every year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service (or CMS) awards each Medicare Advantage plan a star rating. A star rating is a rating that ranges from 1 to 5 and 5 being the highest-rated. Here are the top-rated plans in Wisconsin for 2023.


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These companies offer plans in Wisconsin and have been rated 5 out 5 stars by CMS:

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  Prevea360 Medicare Advantage, Dean Advantage.
  

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  HealthPartners.
  

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  Network Health Medicare Advantage Plans.
  

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  Quartz Medicare Advantage.
  

These companies offer plans in Wisconsin and have been rated 4.5 stars by CMS:

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  Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield.
  

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  Security Health Plan of Wisconsin.
  

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  UnitedHealthcare.
  

This is a list that doesn’t include special need plans. These restrict membership to individuals with certain characteristics or diseases, such as those who have a chronic illness, or are living in a nursing facility.