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Presbyterian Is Discontinuing Most Medicare Advantage Plans in New Mexico for 2027
Presbyterian Healthcare Services announced it will discontinue most of its Medicare Advantage plans in New Mexico for 2027, affecting about 30,000 members. Its Dual Plus special needs plans for people with both Medicare and Medicaid continue.
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What's verified so far
- Carrier: Presbyterian Health Plan (Presbyterian Healthcare Services), New Mexico
- What's ending: Most Presbyterian Medicare Advantage plans
- What continues: Presbyterian's Medicare Advantage Dual Plus special needs plans (for people with both Medicare and Medicaid)
- Members affected: About 30,000, per Presbyterian's June 2, 2026 announcement as reported by the Santa Fe New Mexican
- Coverage end date: December 31, 2026
What's not yet known
Presbyterian hasn't published a plan-by-plan list. CMS's 2027 plan files (expected around October 1, 2026) and members' non-renewal letters (due by October 2, 2026) will confirm exactly which plans and counties are affected; this page will be updated then.
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Sources
- Santa Fe New Mexican: "Presbyterian announces layoffs, ending Medicare Advantage plans" (quotes Presbyterian's statement and CEO's all-staff email) (2026-06-03)
- Fierce Healthcare: Presbyterian Healthcare Services to discontinue MA plans in 2027 (2026-06)
Last verified: 2026-09-26
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