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Best Medicare Supplement Insurance Companies in 2025

Find the best Medigap insurance company for your needs and your budget.
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Jul 25, 2025
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NerdWallet developed our own consumer-first scoring methodology, collected data and crunched the numbers to find the best Medigap plans.

We picked the best Medicare Supplement Insurance companies of 2025 based on cost, member satisfaction and more. Our analysis includes companies covering over 92% of all Medigap beneficiaries.

Here are NerdWallet’s picks for the top five companies for Medicare Supplement plans for 2025.

45+ Medicare companies and brands analyzed by our team of experts.

30+ years of combined experience covering Medicare and personal finance.

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Our picks: Best Medicare Supplement Insurance companies

NerdWallet scores Medigap supplemental health insurance companies' performance in terms of plan choices, member satisfaction, affordable prices, extra perks, service area and more.

Insurance company
NerdWallet rating
Plan types offered
NAIC complaint rate
Premium discounts available
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BEST OVERALL
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AARP/UnitedHealthcare Medigap logo
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(844) 939-0223 / TTY 711
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5.0/5
A, B, C, F, G, K, L and N.Far fewer than expectedAbove average
(844) 939-0223 / TTY 711
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BEST FOR EXTRA BENEFITS
Anthem Medigap logo
Anthem
(855) 432-0512 / TTY 711
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4.5/5
A, F, G and N.Close to expectedAverage
(855) 432-0512 / TTY 711
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BEST FOR PREMIUM DISCOUNTS
Mutual of Omaha Medigap logo
Mutual of Omaha
(855) 432-0512 / TTY 711
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4.0/5
A, F, G and N.Far fewer than expectedAbove average
(855) 432-0512 / TTY 711
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BEST FOR MEMBER SATISFACTION
State Farm Medigap logo
State Farm
(855) 432-0512 / TTY 711
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4.0/5
A, C, D, F, G and N.Far fewer than expectedBelow average
(855) 432-0512 / TTY 711
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Best overall: AARP/UnitedHealthcare

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AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance from UnitedHealthcare has low complaint rates when compared with most competitors. Some plans have several variations with different prices, wellness extras and/or network restrictions, which could make choosing a plan confusing.
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AARP Medicare Supplement Insurance from UnitedHealthcare has low complaint rates when compared with most competitors. Some plans have several variations with different prices, wellness extras and/or network restrictions, which could make choosing a plan confusing.
Plan types offered A, B, C, F, G, K, L and N.
NAIC complaint rate Far fewer than expected
Premium discounts available Above average
IS THIS PROVIDER AVAILABLE IN MY STATE?

Why we picked it: AARP earned our highest score among Medicare Supplement Insurance companies. Its combination of features is hard to beat. AARP has low complaint rates, worthwhile discounts and many plan types. While prices aren’t the very lowest, they’re fairly competitive.

Service area: 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Pros

  • Offers as many as eight out of 10 plan types.
  • Available in every state.
  • Few customer complaints.

Cons

  • Plans with health and wellness discounts may cost a little extra in some areas. Some competitors include them at no additional cost.
  • Plan variations and extras can get confusing.
  • Network requirements for lower-cost Medicare Select plans.

» MORE: Read our review of AARP/UnitedHealthcare Medicare Supplement Insurance

Best for premium discounts: Mutual of Omaha

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Mutual of Omaha's generous household discount could represent significant savings, and its members file few complaints about their policies.
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Mutual of Omaha's generous household discount could represent significant savings, and its members file few complaints about their policies.
Plan types offered A, F, G and N.
NAIC complaint rate Far fewer than expected
Premium discounts available Above average
IS THIS PROVIDER AVAILABLE IN MY STATE?

Why we picked it: Some applicants can receive up to a 12% discount if they live with a spouse, domestic partner or other adults (terms may vary). That’s higher than most competitors offer.

Service area: Every state except Massachusetts, plus Washington, D.C.

Pros

  • Complaint rates are well below the market average.
  • Sizable premium discounts.

Cons

  • Few choices for plan type.
  • Minimal perks.

» MORE: Read our review of Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement Insurance

Best for member satisfaction: State Farm

State Farm Medigap
State Farm
State Farm sells Medigap policies in most states, and members have few complaints about the company. Prices are sometimes very low, but sometimes higher in certain locations, and competitors offer more opportunities for discounts or added perks with your policy.
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State Farm sells Medigap policies in most states, and members have few complaints about the company. Prices are sometimes very low, but sometimes higher in certain locations, and competitors offer more opportunities for discounts or added perks with your policy.
Plan types offered A, C, D, F, G and N.
NAIC complaint rate Far fewer than expected
Premium discounts available Below average
IS THIS PROVIDER AVAILABLE IN MY STATE?

Why we picked it: State Farm members very rarely file complaints about their Medigap policies. Plans with low complaint rates might offer a better member experience and/or more helpful customer service.

Service area: 45 states and Washington, D.C.

Pros

  • Complaint rates nearly 50% below the market average.
  • Competitive prices in some higher-cost locations.

Cons

  • Few discounts or health and wellness perks.
  • High premiums in some locations.

» MORE: Read our review of State Farm Medicare Supplement Insurance

Best for low prices: Wellabe

Wellabe (formerly Medico) offers low premiums for a small variety of Medigap plan types. Downsides include minimal perks and limited state availability.
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Wellabe (formerly Medico) offers low premiums for a small variety of Medigap plan types. Downsides include minimal perks and limited state availability.
Plan types offered A, F, G and N.
NAIC complaint rate Close to expected
Premium discounts available Above average
IS THIS PROVIDER AVAILABLE IN MY STATE?

Why we picked it: Wellabe had some of the cheapest premiums of all the companies NerdWallet rates. Its prices are consistently low for both Medigap Plan G and Plan N — the most popular plans for new Medicare members.

Service area: 28 states.

Pros

  • Low average premiums.

Cons

  • Few perks or extras.
  • Limited state footprint.

» MORE: Read our review of Wellabe Medicare Supplement Insurance

Best for extra benefits: Anthem

Anthem stands out from most other Medigap companies by offering options to add dental and vision coverage to Medigap plans. Its Plan G premiums are low, but it offers few plan type options and serves fewer states than most competitors.
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Anthem stands out from most other Medigap companies by offering options to add dental and vision coverage to Medigap plans. Its Plan G premiums are low, but it offers few plan type options and serves fewer states than most competitors.
Plan types offered A, F, G and N.
NAIC complaint rate Close to expected
Premium discounts available Average
IS THIS PROVIDER AVAILABLE IN MY STATE?

Why we picked it: In some locations, Anthem offers options to add on coverage with cost sharing for certain services not included in standard Medigap plan types. For example, Anthem Extras packages can cover some costs for dental cleanings, dental procedures, eye exams, eyeglasses and/or contact lenses.

Service area: 14 states.

Pros

  • Mix and match dental and vision add-ons.
  • Low Plan G premiums.
  • Extra perks for fitness, health and wellness products and services.

Cons

  • High Plan N premiums.
  • Few Medigap plan types available.
  • Available in only about one-third of states.

» MORE: Read our review of Anthem Medicare Supplement Insurance

More Nerdy Perspective

What are the top five Medicare supplement plans?

Based on NerdWallet’s Medigap rubric, I picked five best Medicare Supplement Insurance companies for 2025: AARP / UnitedHealthcare, Mutual of Omaha, State Farm, Wellabe and Anthem. These companies stood out based on plan types offered, discounts, complaint rates, premiums and additional coverage options. It’s always a good idea to shop around and compare multiple quotes. Also consider working with a licensed insurance agent or broker to find the best Medicare Supplement Insurance for you.

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How we choose the best Medicare Supplement plans

To rate the best Medicare Supplement plans, NerdWallet evaluates Medicare Supplement Insurance companies on factors including:

  • Prices for Medigap Plan G and Plan N in multiple metro areas.

  • Consumer complaint rates. 

  • Availability and size of premium discounts.

  • Online price quote availability.

  • Range of Medigap plan types offered.

  • Medical loss ratio (the percentage of premiums spent for member benefits).

  • Breadth and type of extra non-Medicare perks included with plans.

We continually reevaluate and update our methodology to reflect evolving industry standards and consumer needs.

Medigap plan types

Get details on Medicare Supplement plan options

Coverage

Medigap Plan

Basic benefits

Medigap Plan A.

Basics plus some extras

Medigap Plan B.

Medigap Plan M.

Highest coverage

Medigap Plan D.

Medigap Plan G.

Lower premiums, but higher copays

Medigap Plan N.

Lowest premiums — partial coverage

Medigap Plan K.

Medigap Plan L.

No longer for sale to new Medicare members

Medigap Plan C.

Medigap Plan F.

Find the right Medicare Supplement Insurance plan

Because Medigap plans are standardized, you can get precisely the same Medicare benefits from any company offering the plan. So when you shop, keep these considerations in mind to find the best policy to fit your needs:

  • Is your preferred plan available? Health insurance companies don’t always sell every plan, so check who sells the plan you want to buy in your area.

  • What are the premiums? Prices for the same plan can vary between companies, so check to find the most competitive rates.

  • Will your premiums change over time? Most policies cost more as you age, but some companies offer policies that let you lock in a price when you sign up.

  • Are there extras? Medigap plans’ core benefits are standardized, but in certain cases, some companies include such perks as discount programs or gym memberships.

You may be eligible for Medicare plans during a special enrollment period if you are turning 65, new to Medicare plans, moving or losing coverage.

If you have additional questions about Medicare, visit Medicare.gov or call 800-MEDICARE (800-633-4227, TTY 877-486-2048).

Note regarding NAIC complaint data: NerdWallet conducts its data analysis and reaches conclusions independently and without the endorsement of the NAIC.

NerdWallet writers are subject matter authorities who use primary, trustworthy sources to inform their work, including peer-reviewed studies, government websites, academic research and interviews with industry experts. All content is fact-checked for accuracy, timeliness and relevance. You can learn more about NerdWallet's high standards for journalism by reading our editorial guidelines.

Medicare Supplement Insurance ratings methodology

NerdWallet’s Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) ratings are based on pricing, discounts, plan types offered, complaint data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, consumer experience, additional perks and benefits, and more. To calculate each health insurance company's rating, we adjusted the scores to a curved 5-point scale, rounded to the nearest half star.

NerdWallet reviewed 15 Medicare Supplement Insurance companies based on highest enrollment and greatest online search volume. At the national level, our scored reviews include companies covering about two-thirds of all Medigap beneficiaries. At the state level, our research includes at least one of the two largest Medigap insurance companies in 48 of the 50 states, plus Washington, D.C.

These ratings are a guide, but we encourage you to shop around and compare several insurance quotes to find the best coverage and rate for you. NerdWallet does not receive compensation for any reviews. Read our editorial guidelines and full ratings methodology for Medicare Supplement Insurance.

Insurer complaints methodology

We examined complaints received by state insurance regulators and reported to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. To assess how insurers compare to one another, the NAIC calculates a complaint index each year for each subsidiary, measuring its share of total complaints relative to its size, or share of total premiums in the industry. To evaluate a company’s complaint history, we calculated a similar index for each insurance company, weighted by market shares of each subsidiary. We score companies based on this index of how many complaints the company receives relative to its market share. NerdWallet conducts its data analysis and reaches conclusions independently and without the endorsement of the NAIC.