Does Mayo Clinic, MD Anderson or Moffitt Accept Medicare Advantage? 2027 Network Guide

Source: Mayo Clinic insurance FAQ; MD Anderson Medicare and Medicaid plans page; Moffitt Medicare coverage and Humana notice pages; KTTC; Becker’s. Lists can change at any time.

None of these lists is a promise for 2027. Each center tells patients to confirm with the plan before enrolling, and network contracts can end in the middle of a plan year, as Moffitt’s Humana change did in July 2026.

Mayo Clinic says it participates in Traditional Medicare (Parts A, B and D) and Medicare supplement plans at its Rochester, Arizona and Florida campuses and across Mayo Clinic Health System. For Medicare Advantage, Mayo says it does not accept plans it has not contracted with and is out of network for most of them.

Two changes took effect January 1, 2026:

For 2026, local advisers in Rochester reported that Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and Medica plans were still in network with Mayo and Olmsted Medical Center. Ask each plan to confirm Mayo’s 2027 status in writing before you enroll.

We counted individual Medicare Advantage plans in CMS’s 2027 plan files for the home county of each campus. More plans does not mean more access: being sold in the county is not the same as having the center in network.

Our analysis of CMS 2027 plan data

Source: our analysis of CMS 2027 Plan Benefit Package and plan-county files, individual (non-employer) plans only.

The pattern is the opposite of what many shoppers expect: the Rochester area has very few plans, while Houston and Tampa have dozens. In the big metro counties, the hard part is finding the one or two plans that list the center, not finding a plan.

MD Anderson’s Medicare page lists two Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas plans, the UT CARE Medicare PPO and the Texas A&M 65 Plus Medicare Advantage PPO, plus KelseyCare Advantage. The two Blue Cross plans are for University of Texas and Texas A&M System retirees, so most people shopping on their own can’t buy them.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas ended its individual Medicare Advantage HMO and PPO contracts with MD Anderson on November 1, 2024. At the time, MD Anderson said it would still accept Kelsey-Seybold’s Medicare Advantage plans and some out-of-state Blue Cross PPO plans. MD Anderson also says it has working relationships with other Medicare Advantage HMO and PPO plans, so call the plan and ask whether MD Anderson is in network or only covered as out of network. Compare the Houston-area options in our guide to Medicare Advantage plans in Texas.

Moffitt, the Tampa cancer center designated by the National Cancer Institute, lost two large Medicare Advantage networks in seven months:

Moffitt’s notice says these plans are still in network where they are offered: Florida Complete Care, Health First Medicare HMO and PPO, and Velocity National Provider Network. Moffitt also accepts Humana’s private fee-for-service plan, Gold Choice. PFFS plans work differently from HMOs and PPOs, so read how they pay providers in our guide to Humana Gold Choice PFFS plans. Tampa Bay shoppers can compare every carrier in Medicare Advantage plans in Florida.

Whether you can use one of these centers out of network depends on your plan type:

If keeping a specific center is a must, Original Medicare is accepted at all three. Weigh that against Medicare Advantage costs in our Original Medicare vs Medicare Advantage guide.