Plan year 2027 · Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas · H9706-007
Is Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Dental Value (HMO) (H9706-007) ending in 2027?
Yes. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas won't offer Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Dental Value (HMO) in 2027. It ends December 31, 2026, for at least 1,544 members in 122 counties in Texas.
What this means for you
What happens when your plan ends
Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Dental Value (HMO) 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.
| County | Members affected | 2027 plans open to everyone |
|---|---|---|
| Harris County | At least 483 | 49 plans |
| Tarrant County | At least 198 | 40 plans |
| Dallas County | At least 110 | 42 plans |
| Denton County | At least 108 | 32 plans |
| Williamson County | At least 93 | 35 plans |
| Galveston County | At least 71 | 33 plans |
| Bexar County | At least 62 | 48 plans |
| Collin County | At least 42 | 40 plans |
| Brazoria County | At least 39 | 35 plans |
| Kaufman County | At least 34 | 22 plans |
| Lubbock County | At least 34 | 20 plans |
| Tom Green County | At least 33 | 13 plans |
| Parker County | At least 31 | 34 plans |
| Hays County | At least 27 | 31 plans |
| Midland County | At least 26 | 17 plans |
| Johnson County | At least 20 | 38 plans |
| Nueces County | At least 19 | 31 plans |
| Reeves County | At least 18 | 7 plans |
| Bastrop County | At least 16 | 25 plans |
| Burnet County | At least 15 | 26 plans |
| Gregg County | At least 15 | 25 plans |
| Smith County | At least 14 | 25 plans |
| Harrison County | At least 13 | 27 plans |
| Nacogdoches County | At least 12 | 22 plans |
| Waller County | At least 11 | 25 plans |
| Anderson County | 10 or fewer | 21 plans |
| Andrews County | 10 or fewer | 10 plans |
| Aransas County | 10 or fewer | 26 plans |
| Armstrong County | 10 or fewer | 15 plans |
| Atascosa County | 10 or fewer | 39 plans |
| Bandera County | 10 or fewer | 39 plans |
| Baylor County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Bee County | 10 or fewer | 25 plans |
| Borden County | 10 or fewer | 6 plans |
| Bowie County | 10 or fewer | 15 plans |
| Briscoe County | 10 or fewer | 7 plans |
| Caldwell County | 10 or fewer | 31 plans |
| Calhoun County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Camp County | 10 or fewer | 11 plans |
| Carson County | 10 or fewer | 13 plans |
| Cass County | 10 or fewer | 18 plans |
| Castro County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Childress County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Coke County | 10 or fewer | 9 plans |
| Coleman County | 10 or fewer | 10 plans |
| Comal County | 10 or fewer | 41 plans |
| Crane County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Crosby County | 10 or fewer | 15 plans |
| Culberson County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Dawson County | 10 or fewer | 10 plans |
| Delta County | 10 or fewer | 18 plans |
| Dickens County | 10 or fewer | 9 plans |
| Donley County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Fisher County | 10 or fewer | 6 plans |
| Floyd County | 10 or fewer | 10 plans |
| Foard County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Garza County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Gillespie County | 10 or fewer | 26 plans |
| Glasscock County | 10 or fewer | 6 plans |
| Grayson County | 10 or fewer | 30 plans |
| Hall County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Hansford County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Hardeman County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Hartley County | 10 or fewer | 9 plans |
| Haskell County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Henderson County | 10 or fewer | 19 plans |
| Hockley County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Hopkins County | 10 or fewer | 13 plans |
| Howard County | 10 or fewer | 15 plans |
| Hutchinson County | 10 or fewer | 10 plans |
| Irion County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Jim Wells County | 10 or fewer | 25 plans |
| Kendall County | 10 or fewer | 39 plans |
| Kent County | 10 or fewer | 6 plans |
| Kimble County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| King County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Kinney County | 10 or fewer | 11 plans |
| Kleberg County | 10 or fewer | 25 plans |
| Knox County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Lamar County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Lamb County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Lee County | 10 or fewer | 25 plans |
| Live Oak County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Loving County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Marion County | 10 or fewer | 15 plans |
| Martin County | 10 or fewer | 12 plans |
| Matagorda County | 10 or fewer | 16 plans |
| Medina County | 10 or fewer | 41 plans |
| Menard County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Mitchell County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Moore County | 10 or fewer | 13 plans |
| Morris County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Motley County | 10 or fewer | 6 plans |
| Oldham County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Panola County | 10 or fewer | 18 plans |
| Pecos County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Potter County | 10 or fewer | 24 plans |
| Presidio County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Rains County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Randall County | 10 or fewer | 24 plans |
| Reagan County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Red River County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Roberts County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Rockwall County | 10 or fewer | 33 plans |
| Runnels County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Rusk County | 10 or fewer | 25 plans |
| Schleicher County | 10 or fewer | 8 plans |
| Sherman County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Stephens County | 10 or fewer | 9 plans |
| Sterling County | 10 or fewer | 6 plans |
| Stonewall County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Sutton County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Swisher County | 10 or fewer | 10 plans |
| Terry County | 10 or fewer | 14 plans |
| Upshur County | 10 or fewer | 24 plans |
| Upton County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Wilson County | 10 or fewer | 40 plans |
| Winkler County | 10 or fewer | 4 plans |
| Wood County | 10 or fewer | 21 plans |
| Yoakum County | 10 or fewer | 5 plans |
| Young County | 10 or fewer | 7 plans |
| Zavala County | 10 or fewer | 21 plans |
Dates that matter
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.
Annual Enrollment Period
Pick your 2027 plan. Coverage you choose starts January 1, 2027.
How it works →Special Enrollment Period
Members of terminated plans get extra time to choose a new Medicare Advantage or Part D plan.
How it works →Guaranteed-issue Medigap window
Losing your plan gives you the right to buy select Medigap policies with no health questions.
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
Your plan is ending. Get your 2027 replacement options
Step 3 · Choose your path
You're all set.
Both options are free. Either way, your information stays with our office.
Other Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas plans ending or leaving counties in Texas
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Choice Premier (PPO)H1666-003 · Ending · at least 3,794 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Dental Premier (PPO)H8634-024 · Ending · at least 2,805 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Basic (HMO)H8133-001 · Ending · at least 2,139 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Value (HMO)H9706-001 · Ending · at least 1,895 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Optimum (PPO)H1666-022 · Ending · at least 1,556 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Secure (HMO)H9706-005 · Ending · at least 1,327 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Choice Plus (PPO)H1666-006 · Ending · at least 946 members
- Blue Cross Medicare Advantage Complete (PPO)H8634-023 · Ending · at least 830 members