In Medicare Advantage and other health plans in Tennessee

In 2025, 685,152 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Alabama (60.4% of everyone with Medicare in Alabama).

In 2025, 3,619 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Alaska (3.0% of everyone with Medicare in Alaska).

In 2025, 783,222 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Arizona (51.0% of everyone with Medicare in Arizona).

In 2025, 318,190 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Arkansas (46.3% of everyone with Medicare in Arkansas).

In 2025, 3,640,439 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in California (51.2% of everyone with Medicare in California).

In 2025, 561,351 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Colorado (52.6% of everyone with Medicare in Colorado).

In 2025, 438,958 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Connecticut (57.2% of everyone with Medicare in Connecticut).

In 2025, 82,781 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Delaware (32.7% of everyone with Medicare in Delaware).

In 2025, 33,387 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in District of Columbia (34.3% of everyone with Medicare in District of Columbia).

In 2025, 2,969,536 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Florida (56.6% of everyone with Medicare in Florida).

In 2025, 1,104,129 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Georgia (55.4% of everyone with Medicare in Georgia).

In 2025, 166,965 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Hawaii (53.4% of everyone with Medicare in Hawaii).

In 2025, 203,309 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Idaho (49.9% of everyone with Medicare in Idaho).

In 2025, 1,065,942 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Illinois (43.5% of everyone with Medicare in Illinois).

In 2025, 707,040 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Indiana (50.3% of everyone with Medicare in Indiana).

In 2025, 266,701 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Iowa (38.1% of everyone with Medicare in Iowa).

In 2025, 198,418 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Kansas (33.0% of everyone with Medicare in Kansas).

In 2025, 544,964 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Kentucky (54.4% of everyone with Medicare in Kentucky).

In 2025, 541,013 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Louisiana (56.6% of everyone with Medicare in Louisiana).

In 2025, 226,105 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Maine (58.6% of everyone with Medicare in Maine).

In 2025, 297,706 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Maryland (25.3% of everyone with Medicare in Maryland).

In 2025, 535,328 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Massachusetts (35.9% of everyone with Medicare in Massachusetts).

In 2025, 1,440,164 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Michigan (62.8% of everyone with Medicare in Michigan).

In 2025, 711,021 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Minnesota (60.1% of everyone with Medicare in Minnesota).

In 2025, 287,425 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Mississippi (44.1% of everyone with Medicare in Mississippi).

In 2025, 728,826 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Missouri (53.8% of everyone with Medicare in Missouri).

In 2025, 80,222 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Montana (29.9% of everyone with Medicare in Montana).

In 2025, 133,384 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Nebraska (34.0% of everyone with Medicare in Nebraska).

In 2025, 318,218 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Nevada (51.5% of everyone with Medicare in Nevada).

In 2025, 125,748 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in New Hampshire (35.5% of everyone with Medicare in New Hampshire).

In 2025, 739,415 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in New Jersey (40.9% of everyone with Medicare in New Jersey).

In 2025, 233,949 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in New Mexico (49.7% of everyone with Medicare in New Mexico).

In 2025, 2,114,554 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in New York (52.9% of everyone with Medicare in New York).

In 2025, 1,298,699 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in North Carolina (56.9% of everyone with Medicare in North Carolina).

In 2025, 53,827 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in North Dakota (35.6% of everyone with Medicare in North Dakota).

In 2025, 1,463,753 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Ohio (56.7% of everyone with Medicare in Ohio).

In 2025, 339,863 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Oklahoma (41.4% of everyone with Medicare in Oklahoma).

In 2025, 522,221 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Oregon (54.3% of everyone with Medicare in Oregon).

In 2025, 1,625,475 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Pennsylvania (54.2% of everyone with Medicare in Pennsylvania).

In 2025, 148,286 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Rhode Island (59.7% of everyone with Medicare in Rhode Island).

In 2025, 582,807 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in South Carolina (46.1% of everyone with Medicare in South Carolina).

In 2025, 75,797 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in South Dakota (37.4% of everyone with Medicare in South Dakota).

In 2025, 2,654,383 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Texas (54.0% of everyone with Medicare in Texas).

In 2025, 257,224 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Utah (53.6% of everyone with Medicare in Utah).

In 2025, 51,728 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Vermont (30.8% of everyone with Medicare in Vermont).

In 2025, 674,603 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Virginia (39.0% of everyone with Medicare in Virginia).

In 2025, 767,100 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Washington (49.2% of everyone with Medicare in Washington).

In 2025, 252,267 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in West Virginia (55.3% of everyone with Medicare in West Virginia).

In 2025, 778,228 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Wisconsin (57.7% of everyone with Medicare in Wisconsin).

In 2025, 25,680 of them were in Medicare Advantage or another health plan rather than Original Medicare in Wyoming (19.7% of everyone with Medicare in Wyoming).