Medicare Advantage in Texas
HB 2516 / Chris Larkin ALS Act (eff. 2025-06-20): guaranteed-issue Medigap for under-65 Texans on Medicare due to disability, ALS, or ESRD. Codified as new TX Insurance Code §§1652.059–1652.060.
Texas Medicare Advantage
Part C plans that bundle hospital, medical, and usually drug coverage.
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M&R
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Licensed in Texas and Florida
Shopping plans from major carriers
- Humana
- UnitedHealthcare
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Mutual of Omaha
- Florida Blue
- WellCare
- Anthem
- Blue Cross Blue Shield TX
Medicare Advantage by county
- Harris County (Houston)
- Dallas County (Dallas)
- Bexar County (San Antonio)
- Tarrant County (Fort Worth)
- Travis County (Austin)
- Collin County (Plano)
- El Paso County (El Paso)
- Denton County (Denton)
- Hidalgo County (McAllen)
- Fort Bend County (Sugar Land)
- Montgomery County (Conroe)
- Williamson County (Round Rock)
- Cameron County (Brownsville)
- Galveston County (League City)
- Nueces County (Corpus Christi)
- Bell County (Killeen)
- Lubbock County (Lubbock)
- Webb County (Laredo)
- McLennan County (Waco)
- Smith County (Tyler)
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I enroll in Medicare Advantage in Texas?
Medicare Advantage has three main enrollment windows: your Initial Enrollment Period (7 months around your 65th birthday), Annual Enrollment (Oct 15–Dec 7), and the MA Open Enrollment Period (Jan 1–Mar 31, one switch). Texas residents may also qualify for Special Enrollment Periods after moving, losing other coverage, or becoming dual-eligible.
How is Medicare Advantage different from Medigap?
MA plans replace Original Medicare with a private bundle that usually includes Part D drugs and extras (dental, vision, gym). Medigap supplements Original Medicare, covering coinsurance and deductibles. You can have one or the other — not both.