Consumers
2025 Medicare Advantage and Special Needs Plans (SNPs)
Washington state consumers can find more information about Medicare Advantage plans and SNPs, including prices, by looking for plans in their county.
All Counties
2025 Medicare Landscape All Counties (Excel, 96.51 KB) (XLSX 96.51KB)
Adams
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Adams County (PDF, 202.32 KB) (PDF 202.32KB)
Asotin
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Asotin County (PDF, 201.03 KB) (PDF 201.03KB)
Benton
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Benton County (PDF, 215.49 KB) (PDF 215.49KB)
Chelan
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Chelan County (PDF, 207.55 KB) (PDF 207.55KB)
Clallam
Clark
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Clark County (PDF, 241.66 KB) (PDF 241.66KB)
Columbia
Cowlitz
Douglas
Ferry
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Ferry County (PDF, 200.86 KB) (PDF 200.86KB)
Franklin
Garfield
Grant
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Grant County (PDF, 202.78 KB) (PDF 202.78KB)
Grays Harbor
Island
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Island County (PDF, 246.42 KB) (PDF 246.42KB)
Jefferson
King
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, King County (PDF, 231.50 KB) (PDF 231.50KB)
Kitsap
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Kitsap County (PDF, 228.48 KB) (PDF 228.48KB)
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Lewis County (PDF, 251.55 KB) (PDF 251.55KB)
Lincoln
Mason
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Mason County (PDF, 248.93 KB) (PDF 248.93KB)
Okanogan
Pacific
Pend Oreille
Pierce
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Pierce County (PDF, 263.85 KB) (PDF 263.85KB)
San Juan
Skagit
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Skagit County (PDF, 267.57 KB) (PDF 267.57KB)
Skamania
Snohomish
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
Wahkiakum
Walla Walla
Whatcom
Whitman
Yakima
2025 Medicare Advantage plans and Special Needs Plans, Yakima County (PDF, 242.22 KB) (PDF 242.22KB)
What we do
Our Mission
We protect consumers, the public interest and our state’s economy through fair and efficient regulation of the insurance industry.
We’re a small agency of about 280 employees who oversee the insurance market in Washington state.
We help you with your insurance issues by:
- Investigating complaints about your insurance company or agent
- Proposing laws and adopting rules when consumer protections are needed
- Making sure companies meet their financial obligations to you
- Educating you about your insurance rights
- Helping you understand and navigate Medicare
- Licensing and monitoring the people and businesses that sell insurance
- Reviewing and approving the insurance policies companies sell
We oversee the people and companies that sell insurance through:
- Ensuring companies have enough money to pay claims and follow state and federal law
- Making sure companies and agents and brokers are licensed and in good financial standing
- Reviewing and monitoring the policies companies sell and their behavior in the market
- Monitoring troubled companies and preventing financial harm to policyholders
- Reviewing the benefits companies offer and the prices they charge
- Taking enforcement action against individuals and companies who violate insurance laws and regulations
- Investigating potential misconduct by the people and companies we regulate
We regulate the insurance market in Washington state by:
- Analyzing insurance company practices and contracts for compliance
- Finding and prosecuting criminal organizations and individuals engaged in insurance fraud
- Providing regulatory oversight and guidance, keeping our insurance market healthy
Ground ambulance advisory group
The Legislature directed us to work with the Department of Health and the Health Care Authority to study how to prevent balance billing from ground ambulance services and recommend if these services should be subject to Washington's Balance Billing Protection Act.
Our advisory group on this issue sent its recommendations to the legislature in October 2023. Legislation banning ground ambulance balance billing was enacted in 2024.
Advisory group and report
- Presentation to the Washington State Senate Health & Long Term Care Committee – October 30, 2023 (PDF 907.37KB)
- Ground Ambulance Advisory Group members (PDF 150.32KB)
- Ground Ambulance Study Workplan (PDF 137.11KB)
- 2023 Ground ambulance balance billing report (PDF 1.05MB)
- Ground ambulance balance billing executive summary (PDF 208.40KB)
Advisory Group meetings
August 10 meeting materials
Comments on policy options
- Northwest Health Law Advocates ground ambulance billing recommendations letter (PDF 775.62KB)
- Washington Ambulance Association ground ambulance balance billing letter (PDF 216.52KB)
- Washington Fire Chiefs ground ambulance balance billing letter (PDF 176.19KB)
- Rhonda Holden ground ambulance balance billing letter (PDF 98.01KB)
July 26 meeting materials
- Northwest project presentation (PDF 221.63KB)
- Provider and carrier survey results presentation (PDF 405.67KB)
- Value and systems science lab presentation on EMS services (PDF 673.57KB)
- Value and systems science lab (VSSL) EMS service and vehicle license applications report (PDF 955.82KB)
June 15 meeting materials
May 4 meeting materials
- May 4 meeting agenda
- APCD analysis presentation (PDF 1.60MB)
March 31 meeting materials
- March 31 meeting agenda (PDF 180.94KB)
- Health Care Authority presentation (PDF 639.95KB)
- Office of Insurance Commissioner presentations (PDF 856.40KB)
- Systems Designs West presentation (PDF 388.10KB)
- University of Washington presentation (PDF 470.80KB)
February 27 meeting materials
- February 27 meeting agenda (PDF 163.82KB)
- Washington Ambulance Association presentation (PDF 3.50MB)
- Department of Health presentation (PDF 910.96KB)
- Association of Washington Cities presentation (PDF 817.09KB)
- Association of Washington Health Plans presentation (PDF 121.42KB)
- Washington Fire Chiefs presentation (PDF 145.77KB)
January 20 meeting materials
Get help paying for Medicare
Help with Medicare premiums
If you qualify, the Medicare Savings Program may cover your Medicare:
- Part A premiums
- Part B premiums
- Coinsurance
- Copayments
- Deductibles
This program can cover you if you have Original Medicare (Parts A and B) or a Medicare Advantage plan (Part C).
See if you qualify for a Medicare Savings Program
The table below shows the Medicare Savings Program requirements as of April 1, 2025.