MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT · RHODE ISLAND · 2026

Best Medicare Supplement Plans
in Rhode Island for 2026

The Medigap carriers most Rhode Islanders should compare — Plan G, Plan N, and High Deductible Plan G rates. Licensed RI broker, no pressure.

Top Medigap Carriers Serving RI (2026)

Medicare Supplement plans (Medigap) are standardized by federal law — a Plan G is a Plan G no matter which carrier issues it. What differs is price, billing practices, rate-increase history, and customer service. These are the five most competitive Medigap carriers for Rhode Island in 2026.

Aetna

Competitive Plan G and Plan N rates for RI seniors. A+ AM Best rating. Often among the cheapest options at age 65 open enrollment.

Cigna

Aggressive new-to-Medicare pricing in RI. Household discount (~7%) when spouse also enrolls. A rating from AM Best.

Mutual of Omaha

Stable rate history. Popular Plan G and Plan N. Good reputation for claim payment among RI brokers. A+ AM Best.

Transamerica

Often the lowest premium at initial enrollment. Watch for steeper age-based rate increases in later years.

UnitedHealthcare / AARP

Largest Medigap book of business in the U.S. AARP-branded Plan G and Plan N in RI. Longer rate-increase track record for comparison.

Typical RI Medigap Premiums (Age 65, 2026)

PlanTypical Monthly Premium (RI)Best For
Plan G$140 – $210Frequent doctor visits, budget certainty
Plan N$105 – $165Healthy beneficiaries, lowest premium
High Deductible Plan G$45 – $75Healthy, can cover $2,870 annual deductible
Plan F (if eligible before 1/1/2020)$180 – $245Existing policyholders only — no new issues

Ranges are typical non-tobacco 65-year-old Rhode Island rates for 2026. Actual premiums vary by carrier, ZIP, age, tobacco, and household-discount eligibility. Not a guarantee of coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Medigap carriers are best in Rhode Island?

Aetna, Cigna, Mutual of Omaha, Transamerica, and UnitedHealthcare/AARP are the most competitive. All five offer standardized Plan G and Plan N.

What is the cheapest Medigap plan in RI?

Plan N typically runs $105–$165/month. High Deductible Plan G has a lower monthly premium but a $2,870 annual deductible in 2026.

Is Plan G or Plan N better in Rhode Island?

Plan G for frequent care; Plan N for healthier people who want lower premiums. See our full Plan G vs Plan N comparison.

Can I switch Medigap plans in RI?

Outside the six-month initial Open Enrollment window, you generally need to pass underwriting. Rhode Island lacks year-round guaranteed-issue rights, unlike CT or NY.

Are Medigap premiums higher in RI?

RI rates are near the New England average — higher than national median, lower than Massachusetts. Your age, ZIP, and tobacco use drive the premium.

Compare RI Medigap Quotes

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