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Best Medicare Supplement Plans in Virginia: 2026 Filed Rates

By Anthony Orner, Independent Licensed Medicare Insurance Broker · Virginia filed-rate data pulled September 10, 2026, CSG Actuarial · Fairfax County (ZIP 22079)

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A 65-year-old in Fairfax County pays $109.75 to $292.08 a month for Plan G across 21 Virginia carriers (CSG Actuarial filings, pulled September 10, 2026). The same carrier at the bottom of that table, Bankers Fidelity Assurance, files $94.61 in Albemarle County, the lowest Plan G rate anywhere in Virginia. The coverage behind each of those numbers is identical by federal law.

The $182.33 a month between the top and bottom Fairfax County filing is $43,759 over 20 years, before a single rate increase lands. GPM Health and Life charges 2.7 times what Bankers Fidelity Assurance does for the same Plan G. Virginia files its Medigap rates across 31 rating areas. A Chesterfield County ZIP and a Fairfax County ZIP pull different tables from the same carrier. Pick the Virginia page for your question below: the whole monthly bill with Part B, the county rate index, pricing from 65 to 80, or the carriers that filed 2026 increases.

Published September 8, 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 Fairfax County at 65

CSG Actuarial filed rates pulled September 10, 2026 for ZIP 22079, Fairfax County: female, non-tobacco, individual, no household discount applied. Each carrier's cheapest rate class is shown. Fairfax County is one of 31 Virginia rating areas, so a ZIP elsewhere in Virginia can return a different table.

PlanCheapest filingCarrierHighest filingCarrierMonthly spreadCarriers
Plan G$109.75Bankers Fidelity Assurance$292.08GPM Health and Life$182.3321
Plan N$87.03Bankers Fidelity Assurance$230.27Guarantee Trust Life$143.2421

Plan N's floor is $87.03, $22.72 under the cheapest Plan G, and both floors are Bankers Fidelity Assurance. Plan N trades that gap for copays: up to $20 at some office visits and up to $50 at an emergency room visit that does not end in admission. It also leaves Part B excess charges with you. Neither letter covers the $283 Part B deductible. The median Fairfax County Plan G filing is $167.91, 53% above the floor, and the top filing is 166% above it.

Go deeper: Virginia cost with the Part B premium added · the full Virginia rate index by county

Three Things That Decide a Virginia Medigap Price

Rate Type: 19 of 21 Price on Attained Age

Virginia's mix on September 10, 2026: 19 attained age, 1 issue age, 1 community rated. An attained-age premium steps up with each birthday and again with every block filing. Bankers Fidelity Assurance's Fairfax County Plan G goes $109.75 at 65, $115.26 at 70, $136.97 at 75 and $162.44 at 80. Everence Association is the one issue-age filing ($199.07 here), set by the age you buy at. AARP / UnitedHealthcare is the one community-rated filing ($173.37), one price at every age.

Rating Area: 31 Price Zones Across 133 Localities

Virginia carriers file by rating area, not statewide. The cheapest Plan G at 65 is $94.61 in Albemarle County and $109.75 in Winchester city, a $15.14 gap from the same carrier for the same plan. Chesterfield County, Roanoke city and Lynchburg city sit on the $94.61 line; Fairfax County, Prince William County and Loudoun County and 8 more sit on the $109.75 line. Your county picks your table before you pick a carrier.

Carrier: One Plan G, 21 Prices

Federal law standardizes the benefits, so the 21 Fairfax County filings pay identical claims from $109.75 to $292.08. The median filing sits at $167.91. 15 of the 21 carriers have a Virginia filing effective in 2026, the newest Mutual of Omaha on September 1, 2026. A carrier's filing history is the second number I read beside its rate.

Which Virginia Counties Sit on Which Price Line

16 Virginia counties and cities were quoted as key markets on September 10, 2026. Their cheapest Plan G at 65 lands on 2 price lines, and Bankers Fidelity Assurance holds the floor on every one of them. The county low moves $15.14 across the state; the carrier at the bottom does not.

Cheapest Plan G at 65CarrierCounties and cities on this line
$94.61Bankers Fidelity AssuranceChesterfield County, Roanoke city, Lynchburg city, Albemarle County, Montgomery County (5)
$109.75Bankers Fidelity AssuranceFairfax County, Prince William County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, Virginia Beach city, Chesapeake city, Norfolk city, Newport News city, Henrico County, Richmond city, Hampton city (11)

The Virginia rate index lists each of the 16 counties with its median filing, its highest filing and its carrier count. The pricing-by-age page follows every Fairfax County carrier from 65 to 80.

Virginia Medigap Rate Filings in the 2026 Reports

The CSG Actuarial filing records from December 2025 through September 2026 carry 16 Virginia rows with a Plan G line. Of those 16, 14 are increases, and 11 of the increases run 15% or more. The largest is Erie Family Life at +25.0%, effective May 1, 2026. Washington National, the second-cheapest Fairfax County Plan G at $133.50 on September 10, 2026, has filed -14.9% for January 1, 2026. Both numbers belong in the same sentence when you compare quotes. A filing is the carrier's change on its Virginia block, not one person's renewal letter, and its effective date can sit before or after the month of the report that lists it.

Carrier (as filed)EffectivePlan GPlan NFairfax County Plan G at 65
American Benefit LifeDecember 1, 2025+19.2%$152.90
CareFirst BlueChoiceJanuary 1, 2026+13.6%$194.37
GPM Health and LifeJanuary 1, 20260.0%$292.08
LifeShield NationalJanuary 1, 2026+16.0%$139.67
Washington NationalJanuary 1, 2026-14.9%$133.50
GPM Health and LifeFebruary 1, 2026+18.0%$292.08
State FarmFebruary 1, 2026+16.7%$179.95
Guarantee Trust LifeMarch 1, 2026+19.9%$290.03
Aflac (Tier One Insurance)May 1, 2026+23.0%$167.91
Erie Family LifeMay 1, 2026+25.0%$202.45
AARP / UnitedHealthcareJune 1, 2026+14.0%$173.37
Everence AssociationJune 1, 2026+19.0%$199.07
USAA LifeJune 1, 2026+7.5%$167.28
Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldJuly 1, 2026+25.0%$153.00
Aetna (Continental Life)August 1, 2026+20.0%$205.08
Mutual of OmahaSeptember 1, 2026+25.0%$229.44

16 of the 16 rows match a carrier in the Fairfax County quote table. The rest are closed blocks, group business or names the filing did not match, so no quote is shown beside them. Every state's 2026 filings are on the 2026 Medigap rate increases page.

The Lettered Plans, and What Each One Leaves With You

Every Virginia carrier sells the same lettered plans on the same federal benefit chart. Plan G leaves the $283 Part B deductible with you and nothing else. Plan N adds the copays and skips Part B excess charges. Plan F is closed to anyone eligible for Medicare on or after January 1, 2020. Virginia still carried 174,879 Plan F lives in December 2023, against 197,935 on Plan G and 30,401 on Plan N (NAIC data via AHIP's May 2025 report, statewide by plan letter, not by carrier or county).

PlanWhat it leaves with youIn one line
Plan ABoth deductibles, skilled nursing coinsurance, excess charges, foreign travelThe basic benefits every letter includes
Plan BPart B deductible, skilled nursing coinsurance, excess charges, foreign travelPlan A plus the Part A deductible
Plan DPart B deductible and Part B excess chargesPlan G without excess-charge coverage
Plan G197,935 Virginia livesThe Part B deductible onlyThe letter with the most Virginia lives (NAIC, December 2023)
High-Deductible GA yearly deductible before the plan paysLower premium, more first-dollar risk
Plan KHalf of most cost-sharing, up to a yearly capLowest premium tier by design; half of most cost-sharing stays with you
Plan LA quarter of most cost-sharing, up to a yearly capBetween K and N
Plan NPart B deductible, office and ER copays, excess chargesThe lower-premium trade most callers weigh against G

Benefit chart per Medicare.gov. This page prices Plan G and Plan N only; Plan F rows in the Virginia file start at 72 and are not sold to anyone new to Medicare.

Virginia Medigap at a Glance (2026)

Four Virginia pages, one data pull (September 10, 2026), one profile. Start with the question that made you look.

Virginia Medicare Numbers to Carry Into the Call

  • Part B premium: $202.90 a month at the standard 2026 rate, paid to Medicare before any supplement.
  • Part B deductible: $283 for the year. Plan G and Plan N both leave it with you.
  • Part A deductible: $1,736 per benefit period, paid in full by Plan G and Plan N.
  • Virginia Plan G at 65: $94.61 floor (Albemarle County) to $292.08 at the top of the Fairfax County table; statewide median $164.37.
  • Virginia Medigap enrollment: 429,467 covered lives in December 2023, 197,935 of them on Plan G (NAIC via AHIP, statewide by plan letter).
  • Open enrollment: six months from the month you are 65 and enrolled in Part B, no health questions at any of the 21 carriers. Virginia has no birthday rule after that.

How These Virginia Numbers Were Built

Virginia Medigap Questions, Answered From the Filings

Anthony Orner, NPN 20586791, 1309 Route 70 West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002, 855-559-1700, licensed in New Jersey and 34 other states, Virginia among them. Every rate on this page comes from CSG Actuarial rate filings pulled September 10, 2026, quoted at ZIP 22079, Fairfax County, female, non-tobacco, individual, no household discount. It is a sample, not your quote. The carrier you enroll with pays the broker and your premium is the filed rate either way.

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