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Florida · 2027 guide

Medicare & Health Insurance in Florida: Your 2027 Guide

We publish 2027 county guides for 5 Florida counties. Across them, Medicare Advantage choice runs from 33 plans in Nassau County to 44 in Broward County, and 11 stand-alone Part D plans are sold statewide. People under 65 buy Marketplace coverage through HealthCare.gov.

Page last revised 15 October 2026. Plan data: CMS CY2027 landscape and 2027 Star Ratings.

McDowell Business Resources is based at 7530 103rd St in Jacksonville and licensed across Florida. Most of the families we sit down with live in the four First Coast counties around the office, and we serve Broward County and the rest of the state by phone and video.

Florida runs two very different insurance markets side by side. Medicare buyers face one of the deepest Medicare Advantage shelves in the country, with most plans at a $0 Part C premium and a wide spread in out-of-pocket limits. People under 65 buy through HealthCare.gov, where 2026 brought the end of the enhanced premium tax credits and the return of the 400% income limit. Both markets reward reading the plan, not the mailer.

Insurance Guides for Every County We Serve in Florida

5 county guides, grouped by region. Each one carries the full 2027 Medicare Advantage plan table for that county, its star ratings, Special Needs Plans, hospitals, the stand-alone Part D options and local enrollment help.

How do the Florida counties compare for 2027?

County MA plans $0 Part C MOOP range Median MOOP Avg rating SNPs Uninsured
Duval County 4237 $2,500–$9,850$6,750 3.984511.5%
Clay County 4035 $2,500–$9,850$6,750 4.01398.2%
St. Johns County 3833 $2,500–$9,850$6,750 4.00326.4%
Nassau County 3328 $2,500–$9,850$7,150 4.05267.5%
Broward County 4440 $750–$9,850$4,050 4.106213.3%

Sources: CMS CY2027 landscape and 2027 Star Ratings (non-SNP Medicare Advantage); U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023 (uninsured rate, all ages).

Stand-alone Part D plans in Florida for 2027

11 stand-alone Part D plans are sold across Florida (PDP region 11) for 2027, against 10 in 2026. Premiums run from $5.30 to $326 a month. The 2027 deductible is capped at $700 and out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,400 for the year.

Basic coverage: lowest premiums
PlanMonthly premiumDeductible2027 Part D rating
Wellcare Classic (PDP)$7.30$7003.0★
HealthSpring Assurance Rx (PDP)$9.30$7002.5★
Humana Basic Rx Plan (PDP)$90.30$7004.5★
Enhanced coverage: lowest premiums
PlanMonthly premiumDeductible2027 Part D rating
Wellcare Value Script (PDP)$5.30$7003.0★
Humana Value Rx Plan (PDP)$45.20$6874.5★
Humana Premier Rx Plan (PDP)$135.20$3504.5★

Source: CMS CY2027 landscape (PDP rows); 2027 Part D summary ratings. Sorted by premium.

Florida programs and rules worth knowing

  • Marketplace: HealthCare.gov (federal Marketplace). Open enrollment for 2027 coverage: November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027 (December 15 for a January 1 start).
  • Medicaid: Florida Department of Children and Families (ACCESS Florida). Florida has not adopted the ACA Medicaid expansion (KFF, October 2026).
  • Medicare Savings Programs: the state Medicaid agency above takes applications for help paying Part B premiums. Check the 2026 federal limits with our Medicare Savings Program estimator.
  • Medigap in Florida: no birthday rule; every policy is guaranteed renewable with a 30-day free look; residents 65 or older get a 2-month open enrollment after group health coverage ends (Florida OIR, 2026 Medigap FAQ).
State questions

Florida: frequently asked

Yes. We are licensed in Florida (Florida license E072882, NPN 7697663) and based in Jacksonville. Help comparing plans is free to you.
11, compared with 10 in 2026. Monthly premiums run from $5.30 to $326, and the 2027 deductible can be no more than $700.
Broward County, with 44 plans (not counting Special Needs Plans). Nassau County has the fewest, 33. The lowest in-network out-of-pocket limit in our Florida counties is $750, in Broward County.
Through HealthCare.gov, the federal Marketplace, or a licensed agent. Open enrollment for 2027 coverage runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027; enroll by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1.
No. KFF lists Florida as not having adopted the ACA Medicaid expansion as of October 2026. In states that did not expand, adults below 100% of the poverty line can fall into a gap where they earn too much for Medicaid but too little for Marketplace savings (HealthCare.gov).
Yes, outside your one-time six-month Medigap open enrollment or a guaranteed-issue situation. Florida has no birthday rule, so a carrier can medically underwrite you and decline you (Florida OIR, 2026 Medigap FAQ).
October 15 to December 7, 2026. Changes made in that window take effect January 1, 2027.

Sources & methodology

County figures are non-SNP Medicare Advantage plans from the CMS landscape file; see each county guide for the method. Stand-alone Part D plans are listed for PDP region 11, which covers all of Florida. Pulled through the Ambrose Insurance Brain on 15 October 2026.

Compiled by the McDowell Business Resources Data Desk. Last reviewed: October 2026.

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McDowell Business Resources is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government, the federal Medicare program, or CMS.

This page is general education, not insurance, tax, legal or investment advice. Figures are dated where shown and can change; your situation may differ, and product availability varies by state and carrier. McDowell Business Resources (MBR Insurance & Financial Services) is an independent agency, not an insurance carrier.

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