Mark Farrah Associates Analyzed the 2025 Medicare Supplement Market
In the latest Healthcare Business Strategy report,
Highlights Include:
- MFA’s assessment of standardized plan type preferences found Plan G continued to be the most popular plan type in 2025, enrolling approximately 6.3 million members.
-
Approximately 4.2 million
Med Supp members were enrolled in Plan F and accounted for over a third of the market in 2025. -
Medicare Supplement plans collectively earned approximately
$40.4 billion in premiums and paid out$34.5 billion in claims during 2025. -
The aggregate loss ratio (incurred claims as a percent of earned premiums) was 85.5% as of
December 2025 . -
With its longstanding contract with
AARP , UnitedHealth continued to lead with 4.27 million members of the Med Supp Market.
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About Mark Farrah Associates (MFA)
Mark Farrah Associates (MFA) is a leading data aggregator and publisher providing health plan market data and analysis tools for the healthcare industry. Our product portfolio includes Health Coverage Portal™, County Health Coverage™, Medicare Business Online™, Medicare Benefits Analyzer™, 5500 Employer Health PLUS, ASO Employer Health PLUS, and Health Plans USA™. For more information about these products, refer to the brochures available under the Our Products section of the website (www.markfarrah.com) or call 724-338-4100. Follow us on LinkedIn!
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