WyoBlue Advantage Enhanced PPO (PPO) (2027)

Medicare Advantage plan with drug coverage from WyoBlue Advantage, plan ID H9326-002-000. Sold in 23 counties in Wyoming.

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2027 costs

Monthly premium$169 ($40.50 of it for drug coverage)
Drug deductible$700
Medical deductible$0
Out-of-pocket maximum (in network)$7,150
Plan typeMedicare Advantage plan with drug coverage, PPO
Referral needed to see a specialistNo
Plan IDH9326-002-000

With a Medicare Advantage plan you also keep paying your Medicare Part B premium.

What this plan would cost for your prescriptions

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What you pay for medical care

Primary care visit$0
Specialist visit$50
Preventive care$0
Urgent care$50
Emergency room$110
Hospital stay$450/day
Outpatient surgery$350–$400
Lab tests$0–$200
X-rays and scans$0
Mental health visit$50
Physical therapy$50
Medical equipment20%
TelehealthCovered

In-network amounts. A range means it depends on the service or provider.

Extra benefits

DentalCovered — up to $625 allowance
VisionCovered
HearingCovered
Over-the-counter itemsCovered — up to $25/quarter allowance
FitnessCovered
Rides to appointmentsNot covered

Drug costs by tier

Tier30 days, standard pharmacy30 days, preferred pharmacy90 days by mail
1 Preferred Generic$10$5$0
2 Generic$14$9$22.50
3 Preferred Brand21%21%21%
4 Non-Preferred Drug29%29%29%
5 Specialty Tier25%25%N/A

A percentage is coinsurance: your share of the drug's price. The drug deductible may apply first, depending on the tier. Your Part D out-of-pocket costs are capped at $2,400 for 2027.

Plan costs and benefits are from CMS's 2027 Medicare plan data (data as of October 27, 2026). Star ratings are CMS's 2027 Star Ratings. Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-star rating system. Benefits, premiums and copays can change from year to year; check the plan's Evidence of Coverage, call the plan, or use Medicare.gov before you enroll.