Medicare Advantage insurer · Part of Troy Holdings, Inc. · 2026

Troy Medicare

Troy Medicare's Medicare Advantage footprint for 2026, how many plans it offers, where, and how CMS rates their quality.

2
Plans offered
3.0★
Avg CMS rating
1
States covered
0
5-star plans

The short answer

Troy Medicare offers 2 Medicare Advantage plans across 1 state, averaging 3.0★ on the CMS quality scale.

2
plans offered
3.0★
average CMS rating
35
counties served
-
members enrolled (CMS)

Star ratings are set yearly by CMS. Plan availability varies by county, open a plan to see where it is sold.

What the CMS Data Shows About Troy Medicare

Troy Medicare is registered with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services as a Medicare Advantage Organization and, in the 2026 contract year, markets 2 distinct plans across 1 state and 35 counties. The contracts sit inside the Troy Holdings, Inc. corporate family, which matters for quality measurement because CMS aggregates many Star Rating measures at the parent-organization level before applying the contract-level bonus payment rules. CMS-reported enrollment across this issuer's MA plans is not disclosed in the public file for the 2026 plan year, a figure drawn from the same Monthly Enrollment by Contract/Plan/State/County Report used by Medicare researchers.

On quality, Troy Medicare carries a weighted mean CMS Star Rating of 3.00 out of 5 across its Medicare Advantage book, with 0 contracts earning the top 5-star tier. The star score is not a marketing claim, it is a composite CMS calculates from more than 40 individual measures spanning preventive care delivery, chronic-condition management, patient safety, member-experience surveys (CAHPS), appeals handling, and plan-operations metrics. Contracts above 4 stars trigger federal Quality Bonus Payments, a rebate mechanism that insurers typically re-invest into supplemental benefits such as dental, vision, hearing, over-the-counter allowances, and fitness programs, which is why two plans from the same issuer can look very different on extras depending on which contract they fall under.

The product mix shown below - HMO - determines how beneficiaries access care. HMO plans keep cost-sharing low but lock to in-network providers; local and regional PPOs relax that at higher copays; and Special Needs Plans (SNPs) add disease-specific formulary and care-management features for chronic conditions, duals, or institutional residents. Before enrolling, verify that Troy Medicare's plan is offered in your specific county, that your preferred providers are in network, and that your prescriptions appear on the plan's current formulary. All figures on this page originate from CMS public-use files for the 2026 contract year and are informational only, not Medicare counseling advice.

States Covered

Plans Offered by Troy Medicare

Plan Name Type State Stars Action
TROY HEALTH, INC. HMO NC 3.0 View details →
TROY HEALTH, INC. HMO NC 3.0 View details →

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Medicare Advantage plans does Troy Medicare offer?

Troy Medicare offers 2 Medicare Advantage plans across 1 state (NC), serving beneficiaries in 35 counties.

What is Troy Medicare's average star rating?

Troy Medicare has an average CMS star rating of 3.0 out of 5 across its Medicare Advantage plans. Star ratings are based on quality measures including clinical outcomes, patient experience, and plan operations.

What plan types does Troy Medicare offer?

Troy Medicare offers HMO Medicare Advantage plans. Troy Medicare operates under Troy Holdings, Inc.. Plan types differ in provider network flexibility and cost structure.

How many people are enrolled in Troy Medicare plans?

CMS-reported enrollment for Troy Medicare is not disclosed in the public file for the 2026 plan year. Enrollment figures, where published, reflect CMS's Monthly Enrollment by Contract/Plan/State/County Report.

Note: PlainMedicare provides CMS data for informational purposes only. This is not medical or insurance advice. Contact the insurer directly or visit Medicare.gov to confirm plan availability and current benefits in your county.

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Data sourced from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainMedicare Editorial