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Plan year 2026 · coverage ends Dec. 31, 2026CMS crosswalk of Oct. 1, 2026

Wellcare Simple Open is not offered in 2027

H9387Contract001Plan

PPO · served 56 counties in Kansas in 2026

Run by Sunflower State Health Plan, Inc. (contract H9387), sold as Wellcare, owned by Centene Corporation

CMS crosswalk: not offered in 2027

Not offered in 2027

Wellcare Simple Open (H9387-001) is not offered in 2027: the CMS plan crosswalk of October 1, 2026 lists it as terminated, so its coverage ends December 31, 2026. The plan's $1,000 dental allowance, $100 eyewear allowance and $500 hearing aid (both ears) allowance end with it; other plans sold in its counties may offer them (each county page lists the 2027 plans). 532 people were enrolled in it in September 2026. They can choose another plan during open enrollment, October 15 to December 7, 2026, to have no gap (or by the end of February, with coverage from the first of the next month); anyone who does not join another plan before it ends moves to Original Medicare, without a drug plan unless they join one (members with Extra Help or full Medicaid are enrolled in one by Medicare).

What do members lose for 2027?

The plan's 2026 amounts; it has none for 2027 under this ID.
What you pay or get20262027Change
Monthly premium$0not offeredplan ends
In-network out-of-pocket limit$4,500not offeredplan ends
Comprehensive dental, yearly limit$1,000 a yearnot offeredplan ends
Eyewear, yearly limit$100 a yearnot offeredplan ends
Hearing aids, yearly limit for both ears$500 a yearnot offeredplan ends
Counties served56noneplan ends

Source: CMS plan crosswalk from 2026 to 2027 (Oct. 1, 2026); CMS monthly enrollment by plan and by county, September 2026 (CMS hides counts under 11); CMS Medicare Advantage and Part D landscape files for 2027 (Sept. 22, 2026, revised Sept. 30) and 2026 (Sept. 2, 2026 revision); CMS plan benefit package files, 2027 and 2026.

What can members do, and by when?

October 15 to December 7, 2026
Open enrollment: join another Medicare Advantage plan, or Original Medicare with a drug plan. Coverage starts January 1, 2027.
December 8, 2026 to the end of February 2027
A special enrollment period because the plan is leaving: you can still join a plan, but coverage starts the first day of the month after you join, so choose by December 31 to have no gap.
If you do nothing
You are enrolled in Original Medicare when the plan ends, without a drug plan unless you join one; if you have Extra Help or full Medicaid, Medicare enrolls you in a drug plan automatically.
Without a drug plan
Going 63 days or more in a row without drug coverage can mean a late enrollment penalty if you join a drug plan later; joining by the end of February keeps a January and February gap under 63 days, waiting longer does not.
If you choose Original Medicare
You have a guaranteed right to buy Medigap Plan A, B, C, D, F, G, K or L sold in your state by any insurance company; if you were new to Medicare on or after January 1, 2020, Plans D and G take the place of C and F. Apply from 60 days before to 63 days after the plan ends; the policy starts once your Medicare Advantage coverage ends. Other Medigap plans are not covered by this right.
If you have Medicaid or Extra Help
You can switch to a different drug plan, or leave a Medicare Advantage plan for Original Medicare with a drug plan, once a calendar month; the change starts the first day of the next month.

Source: Medicare.gov, “Special enrollment periods”, “When can I buy a Medigap policy?” and “Help with drug costs” (read Oct. 7, 2026).

Where did its members live?

Where its members lived in September 2026; each county and state page lists the 2027 plans sold there.

All 56 counties, most members first; CMS hides counts under 11 per county, so the counties add up to a little less than the plan's total
CountyMembers, Sept. 2026
Johnson, KS97
Sedgwick, KS73
Wyandotte, KS62
Douglas, KS47
Leavenworth, KS28
Shawnee, KS25
Reno, KS20
Harvey, KS12
Cherokee, KS11
Labette, KS11
Allen, KSfewer than 11
Anderson, KSfewer than 11
Atchison, KSfewer than 11
Barber, KSfewer than 11
Bourbon, KSfewer than 11
Brown, KSfewer than 11
Butler, KSfewer than 11
Chase, KSfewer than 11
Chautauqua, KSfewer than 11
Cowley, KSfewer than 11
Crawford, KSfewer than 11
Dickinson, KSfewer than 11
Doniphan, KSfewer than 11
Elk, KSfewer than 11
Ellsworth, KSfewer than 11
Franklin, KSfewer than 11
Greenwood, KSfewer than 11
Harper, KSfewer than 11
Jackson, KSfewer than 11
Jefferson, KSfewer than 11
Jewell, KSfewer than 11
Kingman, KSfewer than 11
Lincoln, KSfewer than 11
Linn, KSfewer than 11
Lyon, KSfewer than 11
Marion, KSfewer than 11
McPherson, KSfewer than 11
Miami, KSfewer than 11
Mitchell, KSfewer than 11
Montgomery, KSfewer than 11
Morris, KSfewer than 11
Nemaha, KSfewer than 11
Neosho, KSfewer than 11
Osage, KSfewer than 11
Osborne, KSfewer than 11
Ottawa, KSfewer than 11
Pawnee, KSfewer than 11
Pottawatomie, KSfewer than 11
Republic, KSfewer than 11
Russell, KSfewer than 11
Stafford, KSfewer than 11
Sumner, KSfewer than 11
Wabaunsee, KSfewer than 11
Washington, KSfewer than 11
Wilson, KSfewer than 11
Woodson, KSfewer than 11

Source: CMS monthly enrollment by plan and by county, September 2026 (CMS hides counts under 11).

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