Medicare Advantage plans by county in Colorado, 2027

In 2027, Colorado's 64 counties have between 2 and 65 Medicare Advantage plans each, and 8 standalone Part D drug plans from 4 companies are sold statewide, 2 fewer than in 2026. Choose your county for the full breakdown.

Swipe the table sideways for drug coverage and Special Needs Plan counts.

CountyPlansCompaniesvs 2026$0 premiumWith drugsSpecial Needs
Adams6411-7255928
Alamosa41-10044
Arapahoe6111-7225628
Archuleta62-12153
Baca210022
Bent203-251812
Boulder6010-9225527
Broomfield589-9215326
Chaffee152-541410
Cheyenne410044
Clear Creek346-24113116
Conejos223-762012
Costilla213-251912
Crowley213-1351912
Custer203-1351812
Delta176-145147
Denver6411-7245929
Dolores72-4164
Douglas5910-11215427
Eagle21-2022
El Paso4910-7164424
Elbert315-22102815
Fremont458-7154122
Garfield210022
Gilpin295-1982614
Grand234-1262012
Gunnison193+261710
Hinsdale193+261710
Huerfano203-1351812
Jackson183-1351610
Jefferson6511-7266028
Kiowa152+1151510
Kit Carson410044
La Plata154-54138
Lake193+561812
Larimer469-11144122
Las Animas152-1041410
Lincoln203-1151812
Logan92-5185
Mesa247-982111
Mineral193+261710
Moffat210022
Montezuma73-2275
Montrose124-73105
Morgan113-171107
Otero92-3185
Ouray193+261710
Park295-1792614
Phillips41-2044
Pitkin142+65138
Prowers410044
Pueblo469-11154123
Rio Blanco72-4164
Rio Grande21-7022
Routt420143
Saguache183-851610
San Juan193+261710
San Miguel72-4164
Sedgwick410044
Summit183+661710
Teller398-17143518
Washington203-1451812
Weld479-13154222
Yuma41-2044

"$0 premium" counts regular plans (not Special Needs Plans) with no plan premium beyond Part B. A zero premium is not zero cost.

Common questions

How many Medicare Advantage plans are there in Colorado in 2027?

It depends on your county: from 2 in Baca County to 65 in Jefferson County. Plans are approved county by county, so two neighbours in different counties can have different choices. Pick your county below for the exact count.

How many Part D drug plans are there in Colorado?

8 standalone Part D plans from 4 companies in 2027, the same in every county. In 2026 there were 10.

Why do plan counts differ so much between counties?

Insurance companies decide where to offer each plan based on the doctors and hospitals they can contract with and how many people live there. Rural counties usually have fewer plans; metro counties have the most. Original Medicare and Medigap work the same everywhere.

Where do these numbers come from?

The Medicare Advantage and Part D Landscape file that CMS publishes each fall, which lists every approved plan by county for the coming year. This page uses the 2027 file released September 30, 2026. Employer-group plans are not included.

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Source: CMS Medicare Advantage and Part D Landscape file, contract year 2027 (version 202609.1), released September 30, 2026. Counts are distinct plans approved for sale in the county for 2027, excluding employer-group plans and plans under sanction. Standalone Part D plans are offered by region and counted per state. Star Ratings for 2027 plans are published by Medicare in October.