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Best Medicare Supplement Plans in Tennessee (2026)

By Anthony Orner, Independent Licensed Medicare Insurance Broker · Tennessee filed-rate data pulled September 10, 2026, CSG Actuarial · Davidson County (ZIP 37221)

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A 65-year-old in Davidson County pays $117.95 to $358.58 a month for Plan G across 29 Tennessee carriers (CSG Actuarial filings, pulled September 10, 2026). All 29 policies pay the same claims. Guarantee Trust Life charges 3.0 times what SilverScript (Aetna) does for the same letter.

Leave Nashville and the floor stays put. The cheapest county and the dearest county both file $117.95, from SilverScript (Aetna). The money sits inside one county, not between two. Top to bottom in Davidson County is $240.63 a month. In Tennessee the carrier moves the price; the address does not.

Reviewed September 2026 · Filed-rate data pulled September 10, 2026 · Source: CSG Actuarial · Profile: female, non-tobacco, individual, no household discount

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What Plan G and Plan N Cost in Davidson County at 65

Filed rates for ZIP 37221, female, non-tobacco, no household discount. The median column is the midpoint of the filed rates in that row, not a market average.

PlanCheapest filed rateMedianHighest filed rateCarriers
Plan GMost Popular$117.95 (SilverScript (Aetna))$173.00$358.58 (Guarantee Trust Life)29
Plan N$86.30 (TRH Health (Tennessee Farm Bureau))$119.52$272.00 (United American)28

Plan G leaves you the $283 Part B deductible and nothing else. Plan N leaves that plus copays of up to $20 at the office and up to $50 at the emergency room. It does not cover Part B excess charges. Neither plan pays the Part B deductible.

TRH Health (Tennessee Farm Bureau) is Tennessee Farm Bureau's plan. Its $86.30 Plan N is the cheapest in Davidson County, and buying it takes a Farm Bureau membership. Without one, SilverScript (Aetna) is next at $88.38. On Plan G, TRH files $149.64, $31.69 above the Davidson County low. Cheapest Plan G to cheapest Plan N here is $31.65 a month, about $380 a year.

One Plan G Floor Across All 95 Counties

Tennessee has 95 counties in 32 rating areas, so on paper the price can change at a county line. In the filings it does not. Every one of the 95 counties starts at $117.95 on Plan G at 65. The table gives the cheapest filed Plan G in the cheapest county and in the priciest county, age by age. They match at all four ages. Same September 10, 2026 pull.

AgeLowest county floorHighest county floorCounty gap
65$117.95 (SilverScript (Aetna), Anderson County)$117.95 (SilverScript (Aetna), Wilson County)$0.00
70$125.03 (SilverScript (Aetna), Anderson County)$125.03 (SilverScript (Aetna), Wilson County)$0.00
75$147.02 (SilverScript (Aetna), Anderson County)$147.02 (SilverScript (Aetna), Wilson County)$0.00
80$170.69 (Physicians Mutual, Anderson County)$170.69 (Physicians Mutual, Wilson County)$0.00

The 20-year number belongs to the carrier gap, not the county gap. SilverScript (Aetna) and Guarantee Trust Life sit $240.63 apart in Davidson County. Twenty years of that is about $57,751, before a single increase. The county gap has nothing to multiply. 4 of the other 20 states in this dataset match it; none is narrower.

Three Things That Decide a Tennessee Medigap Price

Rate Type: 27 of 29 Attained Age

27 of the 29 Davidson County carriers price on attained age. The premium steps up at each birthday and again with each block filing. SilverScript (Aetna) files $117.95 at 65, $125.03 at 70, $147.02 at 75, $173.18 at 80. The other 2 rows are community rated: AARP / UnitedHealthcare (NAIC 79413) at $149.73 and AARP / UnitedHealthcare (NAIC 84549) at $178.56. Those move only when the block files.

Rating Area: 32 Areas, One Floor

A carrier can file a different rate in each of the 32 areas. The floor does not move. Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville all start at $117.95. The top of the table does move: Guarantee Trust Life files $358.58 in Davidson County and $339.51 in Dickson County. Your ZIP still goes on the application, so I quote it, but it is not where the money is.

Carrier: 3.0 Times the Price

In Davidson County, Guarantee Trust Life files $358.58 and SilverScript (Aetna) files $117.95 for the identical Plan G. That is $240.63 a month, about $57,751 over 20 years before a single increase. Then comes the filing habit. AARP / UnitedHealthcare filed +40.0% on Plan G effective June 1, 2026. A low rate and a quiet block are two different questions, and I ask both.

2026 Rate Filings in Tennessee, Largest Plan G First

CSG's rate-change records from January 2026 to September 2026 list 24 Tennessee filings. 9 raise Plan G by 20% or more. The largest is AARP / UnitedHealthcare at +40.0%, effective June 1, 2026.

A filing is the carrier's increase on a block of policies, not one person's renewal, and the effective date can trail the report month. 25 of the 29 carriers in the Davidson County table carry a 2026 effective date; the newest is September 1, 2026.

Carrier (as filed)EffectivePlan GPlan NIn our quote table
AARP / UnitedHealthcareJune 1, 2026+40.0%Yes
WoodmenLifeJanuary 15, 2026+30.0%Yes
Omaha Supplemental (Mutual of Omaha)May 1, 2026+30.0%Yes
Humana Insurance CompanyAugust 1, 2026+30.0%Yes
Humana Insurance CompanyMay 1, 2026+29.9%Yes
TRH Health (Tennessee Farm Bureau)June 1, 2026+27.0%Yes
AARP / UnitedHealthcareJune 1, 2026+24.5%Yes
BlueCross BlueShield of TennesseeJune 1, 2026+23.0%Yes
Aetna (Continental Life)April 1, 2026+20.0%Yes
State FarmFebruary 1, 2026+20.0%Yes
Guarantee Trust LifeApril 1, 2026+19.9%Yes
Globe Life and AccidentMarch 15, 2026+19.5%Yes
American Benefit LifeSeptember 1, 2026+19.0%Yes
HealthSpring Insurance (Cigna)July 1, 2026+18.0%Yes
Washington NationalJune 22, 2026+17.4%Yes
Aflac (Tier One Insurance)April 1, 2026+17.0%Yes
Erie Family LifeAugust 1, 2026+17.0%Yes
Insurance Company of North America (Chubb)September 1, 2026+17.0%Yes
USAA LifeAugust 1, 2026+15.0%Yes
WPS Health SolutionsJanuary 1, 2026+15.0%Yes
LifeShield NationalJuly 1, 2026+12.0%Yes
SilverScript (Aetna)February 1, 2026+12.0%Yes
Medico Insurance CompanySeptember 1, 2026+8.7%Yes
United AmericanFebruary 15, 20260.0%Yes

Source: CSG Actuarial licensed API (rate_increases on each quote). A "No" means CSG's filing name did not tie to a carrier in the Davidson County table above, so no rate here is paired with that row. Closed blocks and group blocks land there. So can a carrier whose filing name differs from the name we quote it under. Every filing in every state is on the 2026 rate-increase page.

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The Lettered Plans, and Who Holds Them in Tennessee

Federal law standardizes each plan letter, so a Plan G from SilverScript (Aetna) pays what a Plan G from Guarantee Trust Life pays. NAIC counted 308,365 Tennessee Medigap policyholders in December 2023 (via AHIP's May 2025 report): Plan G 142,900, Plan F 125,018, Plan N 20,123. Plan G holds about 7 times as many Tennesseans as Plan N. These are statewide counts by plan letter, not by carrier or county.

PlanWhat it leaves you to payTennessee policyholders (Dec 2023)
Plan GMost PopularThe $283 Part B deductible, and nothing else142,900
Plan NThe Part B deductible, copays of up to $20 at the office and up to $50 at the ER, and Part B excess charges20,123
Plan FNothing of Medicare's standard cost-sharing; closed to anyone eligible for Medicare on or after January 1, 2020125,018
Plan AThe Part A and Part B deductibles, skilled-nursing coinsurance, and excess charges

Plan F is closed to anyone who became eligible for Medicare on or after January 1, 2020. CSG's Tennessee Plan F rows start at 72, so there is no Plan F rate table here.

Tennessee Medigap at a Glance (2026)

Each page below answers one question from the same September 10, 2026 CSG pull and the same Davidson County profile.

Tennessee Medicare Numbers for 2026

  • Part B premium: $202.90 a month at the standard rate.
  • Part B deductible: $283 for the year, the one bill Plan G and Plan N both leave with you.
  • Part A deductible: $1,736 per benefit period, paid in full by Plan G.
  • Tennessee carriers: 29 filed Plan G in Davidson County; 7 of them file a household discount of 11.1% to 20%.
  • Open enrollment: six months from the month you are 65 and on Part B, the one time every carrier takes you without health questions.

Methodology

Tennessee Medigap Questions From the Phone

Anthony Orner, NPN 20586791, 1309 Route 70 West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002, 855-559-1700, licensed in New Jersey and 34 other states, Tennessee among them. Rates on this page come from CSG Actuarial rate filings pulled September 10, 2026, ZIP 37221 in Davidson County, female, non-tobacco, no household discount; they are a sample, not your quote. MedicareYourself (EasyKind Medicare) is an independent brokerage, not affiliated with Medicare, CMS, or any carrier. The carrier you enroll with pays the broker; your premium does not change.

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