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Video: 7 New Medicare Advantage Plans in South Carolina for 2027

The video version of our explainer for South Carolina: its main points, read aloud. The full article, with its sources, is linked below.

Published November 1, 2026 · 36 days left in Annual Enrollment (Oct. 15 to Dec. 7, 2026)

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By the numbers

How South Carolina's 2027 changes compare

#48
of 51 states by plans leaving for 2027
5.3%
of South Carolina's 2026 plans are not returning
74.7%
of 2026 plans carry over with no change
14.0
new plans enter for every 10 leaving

Measured against its own 2026 lineup of Medicare Advantage plans, South Carolina is losing 5.3% of them, the 47th highest of the 48 states with 20 or more plans; nationally, counting each plan once, the figure is 20.6%. 74.7% of the state's 2026 plans continue into 2027 with no change in premium, drug deductible, plan type or name; the other 25.3% change or leave.

Plans are leaving in 41 of South Carolina's 46 counties.

South Carolina counts 599,829 people in Medicare Advantage, 1.7% of the national total.

Share of each state's 2026 Medicare Advantage plans leaving for 2027
Mississippi10.8%
Alabama10.2%
Delaware8.1%
South Carolina5.3%
Rhode Island4.3%
United States20.6%

The South Carolina counties losing the largest share of their plans

County2026 plansLeavingShare
Cherokee County691420.3%
Anderson County7368.2%
Pickens County7556.7%
Charleston County6945.8%
York County7145.6%

55.9% of the rated Medicare Advantage plans offered in South Carolina for 2027 come from contracts rated 4 stars or higher, against 60.0% nationwide.

Stand-alone drug plans (for people on Original Medicare) in South Carolina's Part D region: 8 for 2027, down from 11 in 2026; 0 with a $0 monthly premium, as in 2026.

Sources: CMS MA Landscape Source Files, CY2026 and CY2027; CMS State/County MA Penetration; CMS 2027 Star Ratings; CMS Part D (PDP) Landscape Source Files, CY2026 and CY2027. Area-level counts; no plan is named or recommended.

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7 New Medicare Advantage Plans in South Carolina for 2027

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