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Plan year 2027 · American Health Advantage of Texas · H6891-001

Is American Health Advantage of Texas (HMO I-SNP) (H6891-001) ending in 2027?

Yes. American Health Advantage of Texas won't offer American Health Advantage of Texas (HMO I-SNP) in 2027. It ends December 31, 2026, for at least 397 members in 50 counties in Texas.

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What this means for you

Plan ending

What happens when your plan ends

American Health Advantage of Texas (HMO I-SNP) will not exist in 2027. If you don't pick a new plan, you'll be moved to Original Medicare on January 1, 2027 with no drug coverage. You can choose a new plan during Annual Enrollment (October 15 – December 7, 2026). Because your plan is ending, you also get a Special Enrollment Period through February 28, 2027, and the right to buy certain Medigap policies with no health questions.

Where this plan is ending

Tap your county to check your plan and see what's still offered there for 2027. Member counts are at least what CMS reports; CMS hides counts of 10 or fewer.

Counties where American Health Advantage of Texas (HMO I-SNP) (H6891-001) is ending for 2027
CountyMembers affected2027 plans open to everyone
Tarrant CountyAt least 8740 plans
Denton CountyAt least 5132 plans
Nacogdoches CountyAt least 3722 plans
Dallas CountyAt least 2842 plans
Ellis CountyAt least 2832 plans
Kaufman CountyAt least 2722 plans
Brazos CountyAt least 1919 plans
McLennan CountyAt least 1925 plans
Wichita CountyAt least 178 plans
Hood CountyAt least 1626 plans
Gregg CountyAt least 1525 plans
Grimes CountyAt least 1525 plans
Colorado CountyAt least 1418 plans
Erath CountyAt least 1322 plans
Lampasas CountyAt least 1129 plans
Anderson County10 or fewer21 plans
Austin County10 or fewer23 plans
Bell County10 or fewer21 plans
Bexar County10 or fewer48 plans
Blanco County10 or fewer30 plans
Bosque County10 or fewer22 plans
Cherokee County10 or fewer17 plans
Coleman County10 or fewer10 plans
Collin County10 or fewer40 plans
Comal County10 or fewer41 plans
Cooke County10 or fewer31 plans
Fannin County10 or fewer26 plans
Fayette County10 or fewer24 plans
Fort Bend County10 or fewer40 plans
Franklin County10 or fewer14 plans
Galveston County10 or fewer33 plans
Hamilton County10 or fewer23 plans
Haskell County10 or fewer8 plans
Henderson County10 or fewer19 plans
Johnson County10 or fewer38 plans
Kendall County10 or fewer39 plans
Kleberg County10 or fewer25 plans
Knox County10 or fewer5 plans
Lamar County10 or fewer14 plans
Lee County10 or fewer25 plans
Leon County10 or fewer22 plans
Llano County10 or fewer29 plans
Lubbock County10 or fewer20 plans
Montgomery County10 or fewer43 plans
Panola County10 or fewer18 plans
Parker County10 or fewer34 plans
Rusk County10 or fewer25 plans
Smith County10 or fewer25 plans
Wilson County10 or fewer40 plans
Wood County10 or fewer21 plans

Dates that matter

  1. Annual Notice of Change mailed

    Carriers had to mail your Annual Notice of Change, or a non-renewal letter if your plan is ending, before enrollment opens. Check yours for changes.

  2. Annual Enrollment Period

    Pick your 2027 plan. Coverage you choose starts January 1, 2027.

    How it works →

  3. Special Enrollment Period

    Members of terminated plans get extra time to choose a new Medicare Advantage or Part D plan.

    How it works →

  4. Guaranteed-issue Medigap window

    Losing your plan gives you the right to buy select Medigap policies with no health questions.

  5. Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment

    Already in a Medicare Advantage plan on January 1? You can make one change: switch plans or go back to Original Medicare.

    How it works →

Step 2 · Tell us where to send your options

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