Medico Medicare Supplement Plans 2027: Rates by Age, Ratings and the Wellabe Name

Reviewed by Russell Noga, Licensed Medicare Insurance Broker (all 50 states) — Last updated October 30, 2026

Medico Medicare Supplement plans for 2027 are sold under the Wellabe brand and issued by Medico Insurance Company or Medico Corp Life, offering Plans A, F, G, N and high-deductible F and G. In Maryland’s July 2026 official guide, a Medico Plan G for a 65-year-old man is $215 a month at preferred rates and climbs to $333 at age 85.

Many people still know this company as Medico. Since June 2023 its Medicare Supplement policies have been marketed as Wellabe, but the legal insurer on the policy is still a Medico company. That is why state rate guides, policy documents and premium notices often show the Medico name.

This page focuses on what the Medico name means for your 2027 coverage: which Medico company issues your policy, how its premiums rise with age, how preferred and standard rates differ, and what its filed rate changes look like. For the brand’s plans, states and extras, see our Wellabe Medicare Supplement plans 2027 page.

American Enterprise Group adopted the Wellabe brand but did not rename its insurance companies. A notice to agents at the time of the change said products, policies, premiums and coverage stayed the same. If you bought a Medico Medigap plan before 2023, your policy did not change because of the new name.

NAIC codes from the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance rate report. Use the code to find the right company on your state’s lookup tool.

Medico uses attained-age pricing, which Maryland’s guide labels “Individual Market-Attained Age.” Your premium is based on your current age, so it moves up as you get older. Maryland is one of the few states that prints a company’s prices at several ages, which lets us show the full curve.

Monthly premiums as of July 1, 2026, Maryland Insurance Administration Medicare supplement rate guide. Does not include future rate increases.

Our math: from age 65 to 85, Medico’s Plan G rises 55% from aging alone, about $1,416 more per year, before any company-wide rate increase. Most of the jump comes after 75.

Medico prices healthier applicants at preferred rates and others at standard rates. In Maryland, a 65-year-old man pays $215 for Plan G at preferred rates and $236 at standard rates, a $252-a-year difference.

Among the companies Maryland lists with male preferred rates at age 65, Plan G ranged from $203 to $300 a month. Medico’s $215 sat near the low end of that group.

Compared only with carriers labeled Male Preferred in the July 2026 Maryland guide. Discount math assumes the full 12.3% applies.

With the household discount, Medico’s Plan G would come in below the lowest undiscounted preferred price in that group. Discounts at other companies would change the order, so compare final prices.

Tennessee publishes approved Medigap rate changes. In its report covering June 26, 2023 to June 26, 2024, Medico filings ranged from about 5% to about 10%.

Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance Medicare supplement rate change report.

Add those increases to the age-based rise in the Maryland table and you get a realistic picture of how a Medico premium grows. The best Medicare Supplement plans 2027 guide explains why rate history matters when picking a company.

If you are deciding between letters, compare Plan G for 2027 with Plan N.

Medico is still the insurance company behind Wellabe Medigap policies, and existing Medico policies kept their coverage after the 2023 brand change. Maryland’s official guide shows Medico’s Plan G at $215 at age 65 rising to $333 by 85, plus a 12.3% household discount, so compare prices at your age and look at rate history before you buy or switch.