Georgia Medicare Data

Georgia Medicare Statistics 2026

Current Medicare enrollment facts for Georgia, including Medicare Advantage, Part D, dual eligibility, disability, and Spalding County figures.

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Figures below are from CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, using the April 2026 dataset modified July 23, 2026. National Medicare Advantage context is also compared with KFF's 2026 Medicare Advantage enrollment update.

1,627,377

Georgia beneficiaries had Medicare prescription drug coverage

About 80.6% of Georgia Medicare beneficiaries had Part D coverage through either a stand-alone drug plan or a Medicare Advantage drug plan.

Source: CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, April 2026
63.4%

of Spalding County Medicare beneficiaries were in Medicare Advantage or other Medicare health plans

Spalding County's Medicare Advantage and other health plan share was higher than Georgia's statewide share in the same CMS dataset.

Source: CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, April 2026

Georgia Medicare snapshot

Georgia had 2,020,281 Medicare beneficiaries in April 2026. Of those, 1,136,216 were in Medicare Advantage or another Medicare health plan category, while 884,065 were in Original Medicare.

Prescription drug coverage was also widespread. CMS reported 1,627,377 Georgia beneficiaries with Part D coverage, split between 574,291 stand-alone prescription drug plan enrollees and 1,053,086 Medicare Advantage drug plan enrollees.

Largest Georgia counties by Medicare enrollment

CountyMedicare beneficiariesMA/other sharePart D enrollment
Fulton County163,65954.2%135,148
Gwinnett County131,74358.4%107,760
Cobb County123,27849.1%99,268
DeKalb County120,07259.6%97,609
Chatham County57,29355.0%44,974
Cherokee County56,55347.3%46,297
Henry County43,39762.2%33,728
Hall County41,41151.3%34,420

Source: CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment, April 2026.

How Georgia compares with national Medicare Advantage enrollment

CMS reported that 51.2% of all Medicare beneficiaries nationally were in Medicare Advantage or another Medicare health plan category in April 2026. Georgia's comparable CMS share was 56.2%.

KFF uses a different denominator, looking at beneficiaries with both Medicare Part A and Part B. On that basis, KFF reported that 55% of eligible Medicare beneficiaries were enrolled in Medicare Advantage in 2026.

Methodology and sources

This fact sheet uses CMS Medicare Monthly Enrollment data for April 2026. Percentages were calculated from the same CMS rows by dividing the relevant enrollment count by total Medicare beneficiaries for the same geography.

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D M Cook Insurance. "Georgia Medicare Statistics 2026." Last updated August 5, 2026. https://dmcook-insurance.com/georgia-medicare-statistics