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Medicare Advantage plans changing or leaving North Dakota counties for 2027

11 Medicare Advantage plans are leaving North Dakota for 2027 and 11 are changing, each plan counted once. Across the state's 53 counties that is 376 county-level plan listings ending and 259 changing. Pick your county for its numbers.

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North Dakota counties, most changes first

CountyLeavingChangingTotal
Cass County11718
Morton County12618
Richland County13518
Barnes County11617
Grand Forks County11617
Ramsey County13417
Burleigh County9716
McLean County10616
Mercer County11516
Oliver County11516
Ransom County10616
Traill County10616
Walsh County10616
Stutsman County8715
Nelson County9514
Benson County9413
McHenry County8513
Mountrail County9413
Dickey County7512
Griggs County7512
Kidder County6612
Stark County7512
Steele County7512
Ward County7512
Hettinger County7411
Pembina County6511
Renville County7411
Eddy County5510
Emmons County5510
Foster County5510
Grant County5510
LaMoure County5510
Logan County5510
McIntosh County5510
Sargent County5510
Sheridan County5510
Sioux County5510
Wells County5510
Adams County549
Billings County549
Bottineau County549
Bowman County549
Burke County549
Cavalier County549
Divide County549
Dunn County549
Golden Valley County549
McKenzie County549
Pierce County549
Rolette County549
Slope County549
Towner County549
Williams County549

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What to do before December 7

If you are in a Medicare Advantage plan today, your plan must send you an Annual Notice of Change by September 30 that spells out exactly what is different for 2027. Read it before the Annual Enrollment Period (Open Enrollment), which runs October 15 through December 7.

If your plan is leaving your county, you will get a separate notice and a Special Enrollment Period to choose new coverage. If you do nothing, you may be returned to Original Medicare without drug coverage, so it is worth acting during the window.

A licensed agent can check your doctors and prescriptions against the plans that will actually operate in your county next year. For unbiased help, contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE.

Recorded live session

Medicare Annual/Open Enrollment, live: questions on the 2027 changes in North Dakota

Medicare Annual/Open Enrollment 2027 live, day 7, evening: Medicare Advantage changes by state. Recorded live Oct. 21, 2026, 6:59 p.m. ET; the recording plays here. Program-level information only; no plan is recommended.

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Frequently asked questions

Why do the numbers differ so much from county to county?
Medicare Advantage plans are approved county by county, so a plan can leave one county and stay in the next. Each county's count reflects only the plans approved for that county.
What does “changing” mean for 2027?
A plan offered in both 2026 and 2027 whose 2027 listing differs on premium, drug deductible, plan type, or plan name. The count is neutral: it does not say whether a change helps or hurts any particular member.
Do you list which plans are leaving?
No. We publish area-level counts only, never plan names, premiums or benefits. Your Annual Notice of Change, Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or a licensed agent can tell you about a specific plan.
These counts come from comparing the two official CMS Medicare Advantage Landscape files for 2026 and 2027. A plan counts as leaving when it was offered in the county for 2026 and is not offered there for 2027. A plan counts as changing when it is offered in both years but its 2027 listing differs on something a member would notice: the premium, the drug deductible, the plan type, or the plan name. Only the counts are shown here. This page does not name plans, list premiums or benefits, or recommend anything.
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