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Major Insurers Withdraw Medicare Advantage Plans from New Hampshire

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What happened

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CVS Health and WellSense are ending their Medicare Advantage plans in New Hampshire as of January 1, 2027, affecting over 14,200 current members. Aetna has exited the New Hampshire market entirely for 2027, following a previous reduction to two counties. Anthem, WellCare, and Harvard Pilgrim also exited the state's individual Medicare Advantage market before 2027, leaving Humana and UnitedHealthcare as the only remaining providers for 2027. Members who do not choose a replacement plan by December 7 face automatic movement to Original Medicare without supplemental coverage on January 1.

From liveinsurancenews.com

Why it matters

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The withdrawals disrupt the healthcare market in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner called the ongoing withdrawals “real challenges for impacted consumers.” The market contraction forces members to quickly find replacement coverage or lose supplemental health benefits.

From liveinsurancenews.com

Who's involved

  • CVS HealthEnding Medicare Advantage plans in New Hampshire as of January 1, 2027
  • AetnaExiting the New Hampshire Medicare Advantage market entirely for 2027
  • New HampshireThe state where the Medicare Advantage plans are being withdrawn
  • AnthemExited the New Hampshire Medicare Advantage market before 2027
  • WellCareEnding its Medicare Advantage plans in New Hampshire
  • HumanaOne of the two organizations remaining to offer Medicare Advantage in New Hampshire for 2027

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • CVS HealthSpeculative

    CVS Health could face a direct loss of market revenue from ending its plans in New Hampshire.

  • WellCareSpeculative

    WellCare could face a core revenue loss from ending its Medicare Advantage plans in New Hampshire.

  • AetnaSpeculative

    Aetna could see a loss of Medicare Advantage market share in New Hampshire, reducing regional revenue.

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