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2027 Medicare Advantage Plans in Smith County, KS

Last update: October 4, 2026.

In Smith County, KS, there are 7 Medicare Advantage plans available for 2027. Of these, 5 offer a $0 monthly premium, and about 57% are rated 4 stars or higher based on CMS quality ratings.

  • PPO Plans
  • HMO-POS Plans
  • PFFS Plans

At a Glance

County-level summary of Medicare Advantage plan availability and enrollment based on CMS data.

Average Monthly Premium
$16.43/mo
Plans with $0 Premium
5
Average MOOP Limit
$7,064 ($9,250 max. in 2027)
Star Ratings (Plan Mix)
4+ Stars: 57% · 3 Stars: 43% · Below 3: 0%
Average Part D Deductible
$666.25
Total MA/MAPD Enrollment
74
Plans with the Highest Enrollment
(as of October 5, 2026)
1. AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0001 (HMO-POS) — 28 enrollees
2. AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0002 (HMO-POS) — 16 enrollees
3. AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0003 (PPO) — 15 enrollees

Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans (SNPs) are not included in the figures shown above. View Special Needs Plans in Smith County, KS. Or explore all Medicare Options available in Smith County, KS. To understand how local plans fit into the broader market, visit our Kansas Medicare Advantage plan directory for statewide plan counts, premiums, out-of-pocket limits, CMS ratings, and enrollment data.

Medicare Advantage PPO Plans

Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) plans allow access to both in-network and out-of-network providers. Out-of-network care usually costs more, but PPOs offer greater flexibility in choosing doctors and hospitals.

  • Total PPO Plans 2
  • Average Monthly Premium $0.00/mo
  • Total PPO Enrollment 15
  • $0 Premium PPO Plans 2
  • Average MOOP $7,150
  • Top PPO by Enrollment AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0003 (PPO) — 15 enrollees
  • PPO Plans Without Drug Coverage 1

Comparison table of 2027 PPO Medicare Advantage Plans available in Smith County, Kansas
Health Plan Name CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo MOOP PDP Ded. CMS Plan ID
AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0003
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 $7,150 $685 H8768-024-0
AARP Medicare Advantage Patriot No Rx KS-MA01
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 $7,150 N/A H8768-025-0
What is the total number of PPO plans offered in Smith?

There are 2 PPO plans in 2027, covering 15 beneficiaries.

How much do PPO plans cost in Smith?

The average PPO premium in Smith is $0.00 per month, with 2 plans offering $0 premiums.

What is the most popular PPO plan in Smith?

AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0003 (PPO) is the top PPO in Smith, with 15 enrollees.

What is the number of PPO plans without Part D coverage in Smith?

There are 1 PPO plans in Smith without prescription drug coverage.

Medicare Advantage HMO-POS Plans

HMO Point-of-Service (HMO-POS) plans combine HMO network rules with limited out-of-network access. Care outside the network typically costs more, but HMO-POS plans provide added flexibility compared with standard HMOs.

Total HMO-POS Plans
3
Average Monthly Premium
$18.33/mo
Total HMO-POS Enrollment
44
$0 Premium HMO-POS Plans
2
Average MOOP
$5,833
Top HMO-POS by Enrollment
AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0001 (HMO-POS) — 28 enrollees
HMO-POS Plans Without Drug Coverage
1

Comparison table of 2027 HMO-POS Medicare Advantage Plans available in Smith County, Kansas
Health Plan Name CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo MOOP PDP Ded. CMS Plan ID
AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0001
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 $5,900 $685 H2802-034-0
AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0002
☆☆☆☆☆
$55 $4,450 $595 H2802-035-0
AARP Medicare Advantage Patriot No Rx KS-MA2
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 $7,150 N/A H2802-077-0
What is the leading HMO-POS plan in Smith?

AARP Medicare Advantage from UHC KS-0001 (HMO-POS) is the top HMO-POS in Smith, with 28 enrollees.

What is the number of HMO-POS plans without Part D coverage in Smith?

1 HMO-POS plans in Smith do not include prescription drug coverage.

Medicare Advantage PFFS Plans

PFFS plans allow members to visit any Medicare-approved provider who accepts the plan’s payment terms. This offers broader choice than network-based plans, but coverage depends on provider participation, so acceptance should be confirmed in advance.

Total PFFS Plans
2
Average Monthly Premium
$30.00/mo
Total PFFS Enrollment
15
$0 Premium PFFS Plans
1
Average MOOP
$8,825
Top PFFS by Enrollment
Humana Gold Choice H8145-006 (PFFS) — 15 enrollees
PFFS Plans Without Drug Coverage
1

Comparison table of 2027 PFFS Medicare Advantage Plans available in Smith County, Kansas
Health Plan Name CMS Rating* Premium Per Mo MOOP PDP Ded. CMS Plan ID
Humana Gold Choice H8145-006
☆☆☆☆☆
$60 $7,800 $700 H8145-006-0
Humana Gold Choice H8145-126
☆☆☆☆☆
$0 $9,850 N/A H8145-126-0

What is the typical premium for PFFS plans in Smith?

PFFS plans in Smith cost $30.00 per month on average.

Which PFFS plan has the most enrollment in Smith?

The most popular PFFS plan in Smith is Humana Gold Choice H8145-006 (PFFS), with 15 enrollees.

How many PFFS options are available without prescription drug coverage in Smith?

There are 1 PFFS plans in Smith without prescription drug coverage.

The table below shows CMS star ratings for Medicare Advantage plans in Smith County, KS for 2027.

CMS Star Ratings for Medicare Advantage Plans in Smith County, KS (2027)
Rating Category Number of Plans Percent of Plans
5 Stars No 5-star plans available. 0%
4 Stars (includes 5 Stars) 4 57%
3 Stars 3 43%
Below 3 Stars 0 0%
Not Rated 0 0%
Average Rating 3.79

* Medicare Advantage star ratings are determined by CMS each year using a standardized 5-star rating system.

Medicare Advantage plans listed on this page are available to eligible beneficiaries residing in Smith County, Kansas, including communities such as Smith Center, and other areas throughout the county. Plan availability is determined by county of residence, not by city.

  • CMS.gov, Medicare Advantage & Special Needs Plan Landscape Source Files — Version: 202609
  • CMS.gov, Medicare Part C & D Performance Data — Version: 2026
  • CMS.gov, Medicare Advantage & Part D Contract and Enrollment Data — Version: 2026-09

County-level figures shown on this page, including plan counts, enrollment totals, averages, and percentage distributions, reflect standard Medicare Advantage (MA/MAPD) plans only and are derived from CMS datasets using a standardized aggregation methodology.

Data sources and methodology documentation .

  • Medicare.gov, "Compare types of Medicare Advantage Plans" — Last accessed 25 May, 2025
  • Medicare.gov, "Your coverage options" — Last accessed 25 May, 2025
  • Medicare.gov, "Joining a plan" — Last accessed 25 May, 2025

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