Top-Rated Medicare Advantage Plans in Every State for 2027

Name: 2027 CMS Star Ratings of Medicare Advantage plans by state and county
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UnitedHealthcare, MCS Classicare and Triple S Advantage have 2027 plans in the United States rated 5 stars by Medicare in the 2027 CMS Star Ratings.

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2027 CMS Star Ratings

Top-rated Medicare Advantage plans in the United States (2027 CMS Star Ratings)

Of the 5,561 Medicare Advantage plans offered in the United States for 2027, 104 are rated 5 stars, 1,162 are rated 4.5 stars and 1,756 are rated 4 stars in the 2027 CMS Star Ratings, each plan counted once. 528 plans have no 2027 star score: CMS lists 330 “Plan too new to be measured” and 198 “Not enough data available”.

2027 CMS Star Ratings by state
State	Plans offered	Rated 4 stars or higher	Rated 5 stars	County pages
Alabama	113	51	1	67
Arizona	148	77	1	15
Arkansas	84	33	0	75
California	394	181	0	52
Colorado	104	72	1	59
Connecticut	48	14	1	8
Delaware	38	13	1	3
District of Columbia	15	11	1	1
Florida	560	453	8	67
Georgia	161	65	4	159
Hawaii	46	14	0	5
Idaho	44	22	1	36
Illinois	139	68	2	102
Indiana	140	44	1	92
Iowa	74	47	0	99
Kansas	80	34	0	94
Kentucky	123	71	0	120
Louisiana	124	46	0	64
Maine	50	30	1	16
Maryland	47	22	1	24
Massachusetts	97	64	0	14
Michigan	181	106	1	83
Minnesota	66	35	0	83
Mississippi	102	56	1	82
Missouri	174	96	1	115
Montana	23	18	0	38
Nebraska	52	18	0	90
Nevada	98	51	4	14
New Hampshire	20	12	1	5
New Jersey	71	44	8	21
New Mexico	61	36	0	33
New York	224	97	7	62
North Carolina	179	125	2	100
North Dakota	23	13	0	37
Ohio	180	103	2	88
Oklahoma	81	43	1	77
Oregon	95	22	2	29
Pennsylvania	338	227	5	67
Puerto Rico	63	63	37	78
Rhode Island	22	8	1	5
South Carolina	97	52	3	46
South Dakota	28	18	0	47
Tennessee	155	64	0	95
Texas	421	215	2	254
Utah	51	40	1	29
Vermont	5	5	0	4
Virginia	148	82	1	133
Washington	115	52	2	39
West Virginia	70	37	7	55
Wisconsin	117	72	0	72
Wyoming	8	5	0	0

Compare plans for your ZIP code in Medicare's Plan Finder on Medicare.gov.

What Medicare Star Ratings measure

The scores come from member surveys, information plans and providers report, and Medicare's own data such as complaints and appeals. The overall rating combines the health and drug plan measures; a plan without drug coverage has a Part C summary rating instead. Ratings are given per contract, so every plan under the same contract carries the same stars.

The 5-star Special Enrollment Period

Medicare's 5-star Special Enrollment Period lets you switch, once, to a plan with a 5-star overall rating that is offered where you live, outside the usual enrollment periods. For plans rated 5 stars for 2027, it runs from December 8, 2026 through November 30, 2027.

If you switch from a plan with drug coverage to a 5-star plan without it, you could lose your drug coverage, so check before you switch.

Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-star rating system.

These ratings are CMS's, not ours, and we do not recommend plans. A rating does not tell you whether a plan covers your doctors and drugs or what it charges.

Source: CMS 2027 Star Ratings Data Tables (Summary Ratings), released October 8, 2026; plans offered: CMS CY2027 Medicare Advantage Landscape file.

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Top-rated Medicare Advantage plans: questions (2027)

Which Medicare Advantage plans in the United States have 5 stars for 2027?

In the 2027 CMS Star Ratings, 104 of the 5,561 Medicare Advantage plans offered in the United States have a rating of 5 out of 5 stars: AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC PA-19 (HMO-POS) (UnitedHealthcare); Ahorro Plus (HMO) (Triple S Advantage); Ahorro Plus (HMO) (Triple S Advantage); Ahorro Plus (HMO) (Triple S Advantage); Anthem HealthPlus Full Dual Advantage LTSS 2 (HMO D-SNP) (Elevance Health (Anthem)); and 99 more. Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-star rating system. A rating does not tell you whether a plan covers your doctors and drugs or what it charges; compare plans for your ZIP code in Medicare's Plan Finder.

What do Medicare Star Ratings measure?

CMS rates every Medicare Advantage contract from 1 to 5 stars each year. For 2027, the health plan (Part C) rating looks at five areas: staying healthy (screenings, tests and vaccines), managing chronic (long-term) conditions, members' experience with the plan, member complaints and changes in the plan's performance, and the plan's customer service. A plan with drug coverage is also rated on four drug plan (Part D) areas: customer service, member complaints and changes in performance, members' experience, and drug safety and accuracy of drug pricing. The scores come from member surveys, information plans and providers report, and Medicare's own data such as complaints and appeals. The overall rating combines the health and drug plan measures; a plan without drug coverage has a Part C summary rating instead. Ratings are given per contract, so every plan under the same contract carries the same stars.

Does a higher star rating mean a plan is right for me?

Not by itself. A Star Rating is CMS's measure of a plan's quality and service; it does not tell you whether a plan covers your doctors, hospitals and prescriptions or what it charges. Compare those for your ZIP code in Medicare's Plan Finder, call 1-800-MEDICARE, or talk with a licensed agent. We do not recommend plans.

When does Medicare publish Star Ratings?

CMS publishes Star Ratings every October for the coming plan year. The 2027 ratings on this page were released October 8, 2026. Ratings can change from one year to the next. Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-star rating system.