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Medicare Advantage enrollment dips slightly in 2026, with lower premiums and strong plan access.
Medicare Advantage enrollment is projected to decline slightly in 2026, with CMS forecasting 34 million enrollees—down from 34.9 million in 2025—marking the first drop in nearly two decades.
Average monthly premiums for MA plans are expected to fall to $14 from $16.40, while standalone Part D premiums will drop to $34.50 and bundled MA drug coverage to $11.50.
Despite a minor reduction in plan numbers, access remains strong, with 97% of beneficiaries having 10 or more options.
CMS will release updated plan details via its Plan Finder tool on October 1, featuring enhanced comparison tools and security.
The Part D out-of-pocket maximum will rise to $2,100.
CMS cited its authority to reject excessive premium hikes or benefit cuts as key to maintaining stable costs.
Open enrollment runs October 15 to December 7.
La inscripción en Medicare Advantage disminuye ligeramente en 2026, con primas más bajas y un acceso sólido al plan.