State guide · New York · 2027 plan year
Original Medicare vs Medicare Advantage in New York
Medicare Advantage plans differ from county to county. Each guide below lists the 2027 plans on this site for one county, next to Original Medicare with Medigap: premiums, the yearly limit, star ratings, prior authorization, and the yearly cost.
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In New York, you can go back to Medigap later
New York requires Medigap companies to sell you a plan at any time of year, and your health does not change the price. So you can try Medicare Advantage and go back to Original Medicare with Medigap later.
Read about Medigap rights on Medicare.govCounties with a guide in New York
62 local guides. The number shows the 2027 Medicare Advantage plans in each guide.
- Albany County31 plans
- Allegany County36 plans
- Bronx County31 plans
- Broome County16 plans
- Cattaraugus County34 plans
- Cayuga County23 plans
- Chautauqua County36 plans
- Chemung County22 plans
- Chenango County20 plans
- Clinton County11 plans
- Columbia County25 plans
- Cortland County22 plans
- Delaware County11 plans
- Dutchess County19 plans
- Erie County36 plans
- Essex County11 plans
- Franklin County14 plans
- Fulton County23 plans
- Genesee County32 plans
- Greene County27 plans
- Hamilton County19 plans
- Herkimer County19 plans
- Jefferson County23 plans
- Kings County37 plans
- Lewis County23 plans
- Livingston County14 plans
- Madison County26 plans
- Monroe County13 plans
- Montgomery County23 plans
- Nassau County28 plans
- New York County26 plans
- Niagara County36 plans
- Oneida County26 plans
- Onondaga County24 plans
- Ontario County15 plans
- Orange County23 plans
- Orleans County29 plans
- Oswego County22 plans
- Otsego County14 plans
- Putnam County17 plans
- Queens County30 plans
- Rensselaer County31 plans
- Richmond County18 plans
- Rockland County26 plans
- Saratoga County28 plans
- Schenectady County31 plans
- Schoharie County21 plans
- Schuyler County18 plans
- Seneca County17 plans
- St. Lawrence County15 plans
- Steuben County23 plans
- Suffolk County18 plans
- Sullivan County21 plans
- Tioga County25 plans
- Tompkins County16 plans
- Ulster County16 plans
- Warren County27 plans
- Washington County27 plans
- Wayne County12 plans
- Westchester County30 plans
- Wyoming County35 plans
- Yates County14 plans
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A higher drug plan premium is not, by itself, a reason to switch
With Original Medicare, you buy a separate drug plan. In New York, 9 drug plans are for sale for 2027, from $37.30 to $238.30 a month. Half of them cost $169.30 a month or less.
- Every 2027 drug plan limits what you pay for covered drugs to $2,400 a year. The drug coverage in Medicare Advantage plans has the same limit.
- The premium is one part of your yearly cost. Each county guide adds premiums, medical costs, and drug costs, so you can see the whole year.
- A Medicare Advantage plan can cost less in a light year. But you also take on its network and prior authorization rules.
- If your income is limited, Extra Help can pay most of your drug plan premium and drug costs. Check Extra Help at SSA.gov
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Sources and method
Plan data comes from the CMS 2027 Plan Benefit Package and landscape files. The data is from 2026-10-10. Drug plan premiums come from the CMS 2027 landscape file for New York.
These are estimates, not quotes, and they are for education only. Check every number with Medicare and with the plan before you choose. What you pay depends on your doctors and hospitals, your drugs and pharmacy, and the care you use. Plans can change their benefits, premiums, drug lists, and networks each year.
Pinnie is not an insurance agent or broker and does not sell Medicare plans. Pinnie is not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program. For all your options, visit Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227), TTY 1-877-486-2048.