How is Medicare Advantage developing in Vermont?

Q: How is Medicare Advantage developing in Vermont?

Vermont MA and other health plan share is 12.7% (rank 52 of 53) — 21,641 of 170,189 Medicare beneficiaries, April 2026 CMS state record.

Data through April 2026 · ingested July 31, 2026 live

Vermont's MA-and-other health plan share is 12.7% — below the 51.1% national share by 38.4 points, ranking 52 of 53 with 21,641 people in a Medicare Advantage or other Medicare health plan out of 170,189 Medicare beneficiaries, on the CMS state record for April 2026.

12.7%

MA & other health plan share

#52

National rank (of 53)

21,641

MA and other health plan enrollees

18.7%

Dual eligible share of Medicare

31,790 people · county file

Share and enrollee counts are the CMS state record for April 2026 (Medicare Monthly Enrollment). Summing this state’s 14 county rows gives 12.7% on 169,999 beneficiaries, a difference of 190 beneficiaries CMS does not assign to a county. Both figures are published; the state record is canonical for the state. Dual counts are county-file aggregates.

County detail

All 14 Vermont counties are in the county explorer, with April 2026 MA & other health plan share, 12-month momentum and market size from the CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment county file. Dedicated county pages are published for the highest-signal markets first; Vermont does not have one yet. How the county file is used.

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Citation: MedicareInsights. “How is Medicare Advantage developing in Vermont?.” Medicare Monthly Enrollment (CCW-derived national, state and county beneficiary counts; data.cms.gov dataset d7fabe1e-d19b-4333-9eff-e80e0643f2fd, public API), data through April 2026. https://medicareinsights.org/market/states/vt/.

Sales playbook one-pager

The Vermont state sales playbook PNG has been withdrawn. It was rendered from the February 2026 enrollment file and carried a Growth Runway class, both retired by the 2026-08-24 data audit. Use the county explorer for April 2026 health plan share, momentum and market size, and the carrier battlecards for competitive facts. Read the audit.

So what / Now what Interpretation

Vermont still has conversion headroom — growth here can come from Original Medicare ageing-in and first-time switchers rather than share fights.

Compare against neighboring states on the national table.
Check 2026 plan exits for orphaned membership contestable in this market.
Sales teams: rank this market on health-plan share headroom and momentum in the county explorer, and see which competitive facts apply on the carrier battlecards.

Provenance — MA enrollment & penetration by state

Source file: Medicare Monthly Enrollment (CCW-derived national, state and county beneficiary counts; data.cms.gov dataset d7fabe1e-d19b-4333-9eff-e80e0643f2fd, public API)
Vintage: April 2026
Last updated: July 31, 2026
Refresh cadence: Monthly (CMS publishes ~3 months in arrears)
Method: State-level rows pulled from the Medicare Monthly Enrollment API; MA share = MA_AND_OTH_BENES / TOT_BENES. Refreshed via automated pipeline from the CMS public API.
Known limitations: Health plan share here is measured against all Medicare beneficiaries (Parts A and/or B), not the KFF eligible-only basis, which runs ~4pts higher.