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Best Medicare Advantage plan for a Part B premium giveback in Grafton County, New Hampshire
2027 plans with drug coverage, open to anyone with Medicare here. Other years: 2026 · 2027
Our pick for a Part B premium giveback
DEVOTED CHOICE GIVEBACK 002 NH (PPO)
Devoted Health · H7191-002-000 · PPO
Part B giveback $118 a month back
- Premium
- $0/mo
- Out-of-pocket limit
- $8,650
- Part B giveback
- $118/mo
- Star rating
- Not yet rated
Why this plan
2 of the 5 plans open to everyone here give back part of your Part B premium. DEVOTED CHOICE GIVEBACK 002 NH (PPO) gives back the most: $118 a month, $1,416 over a year. The next is DEVOTED CHOICE GIVEBACK EXTRAS 006 NH (PPO), at $70 a month back.
It gives back $576 a year more than DEVOTED CHOICE GIVEBACK EXTRAS 006 NH (PPO), but its out-of-pocket limit is $1,000 higher. If you're likely to need much care, the extra giveback could be outweighed in a single year.
What it gives up
- Its out-of-pocket limit, $8,650, is higher than most here (the middle plan's is $6,900): in a year with a lot of care, it could cost you more than other plans.
- It has no star rating yet, often because the plan or its contract is new: there's no track record to go on.
Who it suits
A giveback suits you if you pay your own Part B premium and use little care: it lowers the Part B premium taken from your Social Security payment, or billed to you, by the same amount every month. If Medicaid or a Medicare Savings Program pays your Part B premium, a giveback gives you nothing. It can take a few months to start showing up after you join.
More on what a giveback is really worth, and when it isn't: Easy Point After or Hail Mary? What Medicare Advantage's Part B Giveback Really Gets You.
The next best for a Part B premium giveback
| Plan | Part B giveback | Premium | Out-of-pocket limit | Stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEVOTED CHOICE GIVEBACK EXTRAS 006 NH (PPO) Devoted Health · PPO | $70 a month back | $0/mo | $7,650 | Not yet rated |
Before you choose
- Check your doctors and hospitals. Most Medicare Advantage plans pay only, or mostly, for care in their own network. Ask the plan, or your doctor's office, before you join.
- Price your prescriptions. What your drugs cost can differ by hundreds of dollars a year between plans and outweigh any premium difference. Add them in our plan list to see your own costs.
- Read the plan's own documents. We take every figure from what the plan filed with Medicare, but its Evidence of Coverage is the final word on what it pays.
- Get free advice if you want it. Your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) gives free, unbiased help choosing a plan.
How we picked
The plan that gives back the most of your Part B premium each month. Where several tie, we look next at the lowest out-of-pocket limit for in-network care, then the lowest premium, then the lowest copay to see a primary care doctor. Plans that still tie are listed by name.
We compare the 5 Medicare Advantage plans with drug coverage that anyone with Medicare in Grafton County can join. Special needs plans and PACE, which are only for people who qualify, aren't included; you'll find them on the Grafton County page. No plan pays to be picked.
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