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Asuris vs State Farm Medigap in Washington

By Vadim Marusin, licensed Medicare insurance agent in Washington (WAOIC #1365574). Insurer data checked against the state chart current as of October 8, 2026.

A fact-by-fact comparison of the two insurers' Washington Medicare Supplement line-ups, from the state-approved chart. No rankings, no premiums: just what each sells, where and on what terms.

State Farm: Medigap Assist is not appointed with this insurer and does not sell its policies. Information comes from the state's public chart.

Side by side

AsurisState Farm
Legal name on the state chartAsuris Northwest HealthState Farm Insurance
Parent or branda Cambia Health Solutions company (Regence's parent)sold through State Farm agents
Plans sold in WashingtonA, G, K, N, C, FA, D, G, N, C, F
Counties16 of 39All 39
High-deductible plansNoneNone
Medicare SELECTNoNo
Sells to people under 65NoNo
Health questions outside protected periodsYesYes
Pre-existing condition waiting periodNoneUp to 3 months
Membership requiredNoNo
Current WA rates effectiveApril 1, 2026May 1, 2026
Washington OIC approved Medigap chart, current as of October 8, 2026.

Where they differ

Only Asuris sells Plan K. Only State Farm sells Plan D. Asuris sells in 16 counties and State Farm in 39; they overlap in 16. Asuris shows no pre-existing condition waiting period on the state chart; the other may apply one of up to three months. State Farm sells through its own agents only.

Where each one sells

Where Asuris and State Farm sell Medigap
Columbia County: only State FarmFranklin County: both sell hereLewis County: only State FarmMason County: only State FarmStevens County: both sell hereAdams County: both sell hereAsotin County: both sell hereBenton County: both sell hereCowlitz County: only State FarmDouglas County: both sell hereFerry County: both sell hereGarfield County: both sell hereGrant County: both sell hereIsland County: only State FarmKittitas County: both sell hereKlickitat County: only State FarmSkamania County: only State FarmWhitman County: both sell hereClark County: only State FarmKitsap County: only State FarmKing County: only State FarmLincoln County: both sell herePend Oreille County: both sell herePierce County: only State FarmSpokane County: both sell hereThurston County: only State FarmWahkiakum County: only State FarmYakima County: only State FarmChelan County: both sell hereOkanogan County: both sell hereJefferson County: only State FarmPacific County: only State FarmSan Juan County: only State FarmSnohomish County: only State FarmWalla Walla County: only State FarmWhatcom County: only State FarmSkagit County: only State FarmClallam County: only State FarmGrays Harbor County: only State Farm

Plans you can compare head to head

BenefitAGNCF
Part A hospital coinsurance, plus 365 extra hospital days after Medicare benefits end100%100%100%100%100%
Part A hospice care coinsurance or copay100%100%100%100%100%
Part B coinsurance or copay (the 20%)100%100%100%*100%100%
Medicare preventive care Part B coinsurance100%100%100%100%100%
First 3 pints of blood100%100%100%100%100%
Skilled nursing facility care coinsurance–100%100%100%100%
Part A deductible–100%100%100%100%
Part B deductible–––100%100%
Part B excess charges–100%––100%
Foreign travel emergency (up to plan limits)–80%80%80%80%
Yearly out-of-pocket limit–––––
100% = the plan pays the full benefit. – = not covered. Plan N pays the Part B coinsurance except copays of up to $20 for some office visits and up to $50 for ER visits that don't lead to an inpatient admission. Plans K and L pay 100% after the yearly out-of-pocket limit and the Part B deductible. 2026 amounts: Part A deductible $1,736, Part B deductible $283, high-deductible F and G deductible $2,950. Plans C and F: only for people first eligible for Medicare before Jan. 1, 2020. Source: OIC/SHIBA standardized plan chart, 2026.

How to decide

  1. Pick your plan letter first; see choosing a plan.
  2. Check both sell it in your county.
  3. Get current premiums from both, plus household and bank-draft discounts.
  4. Ask each about recent rate increases; see rate increases in Washington.
  5. Remember you can switch later: Washington's switching rule covers Plans B through N.

Insurer pages: Asuris Northwest Health · State Farm Insurance · All comparisons

Common questions

Is Asuris or State Farm better for Medigap in Washington?

For any plan letter both sell, the benefits are the same. Compare current premiums, recent rate increases and discounts in your county. Both sell Plan A, Plan G, Plan N, Plan C, and Plan F.

Do Asuris and State Farm both sell Plan G in Washington?

Asuris: yes. State Farm: yes.

Can I switch from Asuris to State Farm?

If you have Medigap Plan B through N, Washington lets you switch to another insurer's Plan B through N at any time with no health questions.

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