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Compare every Medigap premium in Washington
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All Washington premiums in one table
| Insurer selling in Washington | A | B | D | G | HD-G | K | L | N | C | F | HD-F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asuris | $338 | – | – | $394 | – | $244 | – | $294 | $475 | $476 | – |
| Bankers Reserve Life | $234 | – | – | $257 | – | – | – | $194 | – | $336 | – |
| First Health Life & Health | $175 | $215 | – | $239 | – | – | – | $189 | – | $257 | – |
| GPM Health & Life | $375 | – | – | $466 | – | – | – | $239 | – | $514 | – |
| HumanaDental | $204 | – | – | $330 | $66 | – | – | $267 | – | $424 | $67 |
| Insurance Company of North America | $255 | – | – | $257 | $65 | – | – | $191 | – | $329 | – |
| Medco Containment Life | $259 | – | – | $311 | – | – | – | $226 | – | $377 | $93 |
| Premera | $240 | – | – | $286 | $71 | – | – | $215 | $328 | – | – |
| Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon | $241 | – | – | $279 | – | $182 | – | $223 | $347 | $351 | – |
| Regence BlueShield | $282 | – | – | $317 | – | $121 | – | $244 | $395 | $401 | – |
| State Farm | $252 | – | $309 | $310 | – | – | – | $239 | $409 | $413 | – |
| USAA | $155 | – | – | $309 | – | – | – | $194 | – | $343 | – |
| United American | $190 | $284 | $305 | $293 | $48 | – | – | $242 | $320 | $356 | $48 |
| United World Life (Mutual of Omaha) | $208 | – | – | $379 | $61 | – | – | $265 | – | $501 | – |
| UnitedHealthcare (AARP) | $225 | $332 | – | $324 | – | $103 | $228 | $265 | $390 | $392 | – |
| Washington National | $241 | – | – | $274 | $68 | – | – | $192 | – | $396 | – |
| WA Health Care Authority Premera Plan G | – | – | – | $233 | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
About these numbers
- Source. The Washington Office of the Insurance Commissioner's approved Medigap chart. The state updates it quarterly; insurers can change rates in between.
- Who they apply to. People 65 and older. Washington requires community rating, so these are the premiums for everyone 65+ regardless of age, sex, smoking or ZIP code.
- Payment method. Premiums assume monthly automatic bank draft. Paying by check or annually can change the amount.
- Discounts not shown. Household or spousal discounts aren't on the state chart. Premera, for example, publishes a spousal rate about 10% below its standard rate. Discounts like that can change which insurer is cheapest for a couple.
- Under 65. Only a couple of options exist for people on Medicare because of a disability. See the under-65 guide.