Warren County is in the Triangle around Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, with about 19,081 residents (Census 2024 estimate). Its largest towns are Norlina, Warrenton and Macon.
2027 plans in Warren County at a glance
What it means if you live in Warren County
- That's 1 plan fewer than in 2026 (34). If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, check your Annual Notice of Change to see whether it continues and what changes. Humana and Wellcare end some Medicare Advantage plans here while keeping others; at least 38 people in Warren County are in one of those plans. Your plan's letter says whether yours is ending; here is what to do. (CMS data)
- 11 are HMOs (you generally use the plan's network) and 22 are PPOs (which also pay out-of-network doctors, usually at a higher cost to you).
- 9 plans have no Part D drug coverage. Those suit people who get drug coverage elsewhere, such as from the VA; otherwise you could owe a late-enrollment penalty for going without it.
- Special needs plans here: 16 for people with both Medicare and NC Medicaid; 3 for people with certain chronic conditions, such as diabetes or heart failure; 1 for people who live in a nursing home or need that level of care. You can join one only if you qualify.
- Warren County ranks 60th of North Carolina's 100 counties for plans open to everyone. In the The Triangle region (12 counties), the count runs from 31 to 48.
- At least 3,102 people in Warren County were in a Medicare Advantage plan in October 2026.
Licensed insurance agents for Warren County
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See Medicare plans in Warren County
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Original Medicare and Medigap
If you'd rather keep any doctor who takes Medicare, Original Medicare with a Medigap policy and a Part D plan works the same in every North Carolina county. Medigap in North Carolina.
Nearby counties
You can only join a Medicare Advantage plan sold in the county where you live.
| County | Plans open to everyone, 2027 | Special needs plans |
|---|---|---|
| Vance County | 32 | 21 |
| Franklin County | 33 | 22 |
| Halifax County | 28 | 17 |
| Nash County | 23 | 19 |
All 100 North Carolina counties.
2026 Medicare costs (the same in every county)
| Cost | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Part B premium | $202.90 a month (standard) |
| Part B deductible | $283 a year |
| Part A deductible | $1,736 per benefit period |
| Part D out-of-pocket cap | $2,100 a year |
Other places to get answers
- Medicare: 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227), TTY 1-877-486-2048, 24 hours a day, or Medicare.gov.
- Social Security (signing up for Parts A and B, Extra Help): 1-800-772-1213, TTY 1-800-325-0778.
- NC Medicaid (NCDHHS: NC Medicaid, including the Medicare Savings Programs, called MQB in North Carolina; apply at your county Department of Social Services or online through ePASS): medicaid.ncdhhs.gov, NC Medicaid Contact Center 1-888-245-0179. NC Medicaid and Medicare.
- NC Division of Aging (NCDHHS: your area agency on aging, in-home help and caregiver support): ncdhhs.gov/divisions/aging.
- NC Department of Insurance (complaints about an insurance company or agent): file a complaint online.
- More North Carolina contacts, from appeals to fraud reporting: North Carolina Medicare contacts.
Questions about Medicare in Warren County
How many Medicare Advantage plans are there in Warren County for 2027?
CMS lists 33 open to everyone with Medicare (34 in 2026), plus 20 special needs plans for people who qualify. You still pay your Part B premium.
When can I change my Medicare plan in Warren County?
Open Enrollment runs October 15 to December 7, for coverage starting January 1. If you're in a Medicare Advantage plan, you can switch plans or go back to Original Medicare once between January 1 and March 31. If your plan leaves your county, you get a Special Enrollment Period.
How do I find a licensed insurance agent in Warren County?
Use the agent search on this page, pick one agent and request a call, to compare plans with a licensed insurance agent at no cost to you. Agents listed here are licensed in North Carolina.
Sources
Plans open to everyone are Medicare Advantage plans with or without drug coverage, not special needs plans. Enrollment counts HMO and PPO plans; CMS hides counts of 10 or fewer, so real numbers are a little higher.