Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement Plan G
Mutual of Omaha is one of the best-known names in Medicare Supplement insurance, but in our rate comparison it had the lowest Plan G premium in just one of the 47 states we sampled.
That doesn’t make it a bad choice: its Plan G covers exactly what every other company’s Plan G covers, including the Part A hospital deductible, coinsurance, and Part B excess charges, with only the annual Part B deductible left for you to pay.
It also holds an A+ (Superior) rating from AM Best and offers a household discount in many states.
The real question is whether its premium in your ZIP code is close enough to the lowest quote to be worth it.
Below, we break down what Mutual of Omaha Plan G covers, what it costs state by state, and when we’d recommend it.
Mutual of Omaha Plan G at a Glance
- What it is
- Standardized Medicare Supplement Plan G, sold by Mutual of Omaha and its affiliated insurance companies
- Main cost not covered
- The annual Medicare Part B deductible ($283 in 2026)
- Provider network
- None — you can use any doctor or hospital in the U.S. that accepts Medicare
- Financial strength
- A+ (Superior) from AM Best, affirmed April 2026
- Household discount
- Available in many states; the amount and rules vary by state and policy
- Extras
- Mutually Well wellness program; gym membership is an optional paid add-on
- Our price finding
- Among the carriers we sampled, lowest in 1 of 47 states and highest or tied-highest in 22
- Best for
- Buyers whose local Mutual of Omaha rate is close to the lowest quote available
What Does Mutual of Omaha Plan G Cover?
Mutual of Omaha Plan G covers exactly what every other company's Plan G covers, because Plan G benefits are standardized by federal law.
Plan G is the most comprehensive Medigap plan available to people who became eligible for Medicare on or after January 1, 2020.
For a deeper look at the plan itself, see our complete guide to Medicare Supplement Plan G.
| Medicare cost | Plan G pays? |
|---|---|
| Part A hospital deductible ($1,736 per benefit period in 2026) | Yes |
| Part A coinsurance and hospital costs for 365 extra days | Yes |
| Part B coinsurance (usually 20%) | Yes |
| Part B excess charges | Yes |
| Skilled nursing facility coinsurance | Yes |
| Hospice coinsurance and first 3 pints of blood | Yes |
| Foreign travel emergencies | 80%, up to plan limits |
| Part B deductible ($283 in 2026) | No |
| Prescription drugs | No — you need Part D |
| Routine dental, vision, hearing, and long-term care | No |
Part A and Part B amounts shown are for 2026, from CMS. We'll update them when CMS releases new figures.
Because the benefits are identical, paying a higher premium doesn't buy you richer Plan G coverage.
That's why the price comparison below matters so much.
How Much Does Mutual of Omaha Plan G Cost?
Mutual of Omaha's Plan G premium depends heavily on where you live.
In our latest sample, its monthly rate for a 65-year-old woman ranged from $158.13 in Indiana to $509.36 in New York.
In our comparison across 47 states, Mutual of Omaha offered the lowest Plan G premium in one state, ranked in the middle in 24, and had the highest or tied-highest premium in 22.
These results reflect the carriers and sample ZIP codes we compared, not every insurer available.
Pick your state below to see how Mutual of Omaha compared with the other carriers we quoted in one sample ZIP code.
Sample Plan G Prices by State
Quotes for a 65-year-old nonsmoking female, no household discount
Alabama ZIP 35242
HealthSpring $179.48 → UHC $193.50 → Humana $212.11 → Aetna $243.40 → Mutual of Omaha $268.52
Highest of 5 sampled — $89.04/mo (~$1,068/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Alaska ZIP 99654
UHC $183.12 → Aetna $207.08 → HealthSpring $233.37 → Mutual of Omaha $237.80
Highest of 4 sampled — $54.68/mo (~$656/yr) above the lowest (UHC).
Arizona ZIP 85142
UHC $201.89 → HealthSpring $207.51 → Aetna $217.50 → Mutual of Omaha $243.17 → Humana $249.31
Middle of 5 sampled — $41.28/mo above the lowest (UHC), $6.14/mo below the highest (Humana).
Arkansas ZIP 72764
HealthSpring $187.08 → Humana $199.19 → Aetna $213.58 → UHC $217.86 → Mutual of Omaha $231.35
Highest of 5 sampled — $44.27/mo (~$531/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
California ZIP 92336
HealthSpring $203.04 → BCBS $204.58 → UHC $223.12 → Mutual of Omaha $240.85 → Aetna $255.56 → Humana $320.90
Middle of 6 sampled — $37.81/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $80.05/mo below the highest (Humana).
Colorado ZIP 80134
HealthSpring $186.86 → UHC $191.92 → Humana $196.10 → Mutual of Omaha $231.69 → Aetna $314.87
Middle of 5 sampled — $44.83/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $83.18/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Connecticut ZIP 06902
HealthSpring $295.75 → UHC $333.00 → Mutual of Omaha $461.94
Highest of 3 sampled — $166.19/mo (~$1,994/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Delaware ZIP 19720
HealthSpring $164.53 → Humana $169.08 → UHC $185.11 → Aetna $191.35 → Mutual of Omaha $237.62
Highest of 5 sampled — $73.09/mo (~$877/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Florida ZIP 34787
HealthSpring $201.19 → Mutual of Omaha $245.63 → BCBS $255.07 → UHC $264.77 → Aetna $274.31 → Humana $281.56
Middle of 6 sampled — $44.44/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $35.93/mo below the highest (Humana).
Georgia ZIP 30043
BCBS $191.00 → UHC $197.50 → HealthSpring $198.12 → Aetna $199.09 → Humana $214.05 → Mutual of Omaha $255.71
Highest of 6 sampled — $64.71/mo (~$777/yr) above the lowest (BCBS).
Hawaii ZIP 96706
Mutual of Omaha $166.04 → HealthSpring $198.90 → UHC $199.60 → Humana $299.51
Lowest of 4 sampled — $32.86/mo below the next (HealthSpring), $133.47/mo (~$1,602/yr) below the highest (Humana).
Idaho ZIP 83646
Aetna $259.98 → HealthSpring $278.06 → UHC $278.75 → Mutual of Omaha $296.13 → Humana $320.86
Middle of 5 sampled — $36.15/mo above the lowest (Aetna), $24.73/mo below the highest (Humana).
Illinois ZIP 60629
HealthSpring $169.84 → UHC $192.74 → BCBS $194.04 → Humana $202.57 → Mutual of Omaha $218.11 → Aetna $260.40
Middle of 6 sampled — $48.27/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $42.29/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Indiana ZIP 47906
HealthSpring $139.19 → Mutual of Omaha $158.13 → Humana $158.13 → UHC $194.26 → Aetna $224.49
Middle of 5 sampled — $18.94/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $66.36/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Iowa ZIP 50023
HealthSpring $134.20 → UHC $174.55 → Humana $175.28 → Mutual of Omaha $200.17 → Aetna $200.17
Tied with Aetna for highest of 5 sampled — $65.97/mo (~$792/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Kansas ZIP 66062
HealthSpring $169.69 → UHC $193.31 → Aetna $194.67 → Humana $204.45 → Mutual of Omaha $220.11
Highest of 5 sampled — $50.42/mo (~$605/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Kentucky ZIP 40475
Humana $186.79 → UHC $189.69 → HealthSpring $198.77 → Aetna $208.33 → Mutual of Omaha $271.87
Highest of 5 sampled — $85.08/mo (~$1,021/yr) above the lowest (Humana).
Louisiana ZIP 70726
HealthSpring $200.19 → UHC $203.26 → Humana $220.24 → Mutual of Omaha $234.24 → Aetna $259.73
Middle of 5 sampled — $34.05/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $25.49/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Maine ZIP 04401
HealthSpring $276.76 → Mutual of Omaha $301.91 → UHC $315.50 → BCBS $362.90 → Humana $462.81
Middle of 5 sampled — $25.15/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $160.90/mo below the highest (Humana).
Maryland ZIP 20906
Humana $181.84 → HealthSpring $216.76 → UHC $226.59 → Mutual of Omaha $241.72 → Aetna $261.15
Middle of 5 sampled — $59.88/mo above the lowest (Humana), $19.43/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Michigan ZIP 48197
UHC $175.51 → Humana $175.80 → Aetna $196.50 → Mutual of Omaha $202.69 → HealthSpring $207.39
Middle of 5 sampled — $27.18/mo above the lowest (UHC), $4.70/mo below the highest (HealthSpring).
Mississippi ZIP 38654
Humana $156.07 → UHC $161.59 → Aetna $174.51 → HealthSpring $177.20 → Mutual of Omaha $204.67
Highest of 5 sampled — $48.60/mo (~$583/yr) above the lowest (Humana).
Missouri ZIP 63376
UHC $242.00 → HealthSpring $244.13 → Aetna $262.44 → Mutual of Omaha $308.84 → Humana $428.20
Middle of 5 sampled — $66.84/mo above the lowest (UHC), $119.36/mo below the highest (Humana).
Montana ZIP 59901
HealthSpring $155.69 → Humana $188.54 → UHC $204.08 → Mutual of Omaha $223.57 → Aetna $232.49
Middle of 5 sampled — $67.88/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $8.92/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Nebraska ZIP 68516
HealthSpring $164.85 → Mutual of Omaha $189.09 → Humana $199.98 → UHC $216.38 → Aetna $227.33
Middle of 5 sampled — $24.24/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $38.24/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Nevada ZIP 89110
HealthSpring $175.92 → UHC $222.63 → Aetna $223.33 → Humana $253.43 → Mutual of Omaha $321.37
Highest of 5 sampled — $145.45/mo (~$1,745/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
New Hampshire ZIP 03103
UHC $195.75 → Mutual of Omaha $213.18 → Humana $215.52 → HealthSpring $219.66 → Aetna $268.23
Middle of 5 sampled — $17.43/mo above the lowest (UHC), $55.05/mo below the highest (Aetna).
New Jersey ZIP 08701
HealthSpring $186.21 → Mutual of Omaha $198.29 → UHC $209.91 → Humana $212.14 → Aetna $260.98
Middle of 5 sampled — $12.08/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $62.69/mo below the highest (Aetna).
New Mexico ZIP 87121
HealthSpring $119.11 → Aetna $166.18 → UHC $169.60 → Humana $176.16 → Mutual of Omaha $189.97
Highest of 5 sampled — $70.86/mo (~$850/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
New York ZIP 11368
UHC $370.50 → Mutual of Omaha $509.36 → Humana $707.98
Middle of 3 sampled — $138.86/mo above the lowest (UHC), $198.62/mo below the highest (Humana).
North Carolina ZIP 27587
HealthSpring $149.50 → UHC $165.44 → Humana $167.63 → Aetna $181.01 → Mutual of Omaha $184.64
Highest of 5 sampled — $35.14/mo (~$422/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
North Dakota ZIP 58104
HealthSpring $150.16 → Mutual of Omaha $221.22 → Aetna $222.08 → UHC $247.77 → Humana $267.16
Middle of 5 sampled — $71.06/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $45.94/mo below the highest (Humana).
Ohio ZIP 45011
HealthSpring $142.94 → Humana $176.11 → BCBS $178.19 → UHC $181.30 → Mutual of Omaha $195.17 → Aetna $195.76
Middle of 6 sampled — $52.23/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $0.59/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Oklahoma ZIP 73099
Humana $166.40 → BCBS $177.04 → UHC $208.00 → HealthSpring $208.01 → Aetna $211.83 → Mutual of Omaha $223.89
Highest of 6 sampled — $57.49/mo (~$690/yr) above the lowest (Humana).
Oregon ZIP 97229
UHC $230.81 → HealthSpring $252.10 → Mutual of Omaha $257.62 → Aetna $354.65 → Humana $407.39
Middle of 5 sampled — $26.81/mo above the lowest (UHC), $149.77/mo below the highest (Humana).
Pennsylvania ZIP 19120
HealthSpring $186.91 → UHC $210.43 → Humana $221.28 → Aetna $229.41 → Mutual of Omaha $248.26
Highest of 5 sampled — $61.35/mo (~$736/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Rhode Island ZIP 02860
Humana $166.43 → HealthSpring $170.50 → UHC $173.22 → Aetna $183.93 → Mutual of Omaha $218.44
Highest of 5 sampled — $52.01/mo (~$624/yr) above the lowest (Humana).
South Carolina ZIP 29072
Humana $148.01 → Mutual of Omaha $163.27 → UHC $171.46 → HealthSpring $183.44 → Aetna $184.26
Middle of 5 sampled — $15.26/mo above the lowest (Humana), $20.99/mo below the highest (Aetna).
South Dakota ZIP 57106
Humana $174.43 → HealthSpring $203.15 → Aetna $209.50 → UHC $215.92 → Mutual of Omaha $226.34
Highest of 5 sampled — $51.91/mo (~$623/yr) above the lowest (Humana).
Tennessee ZIP 37013
HealthSpring $153.88 → UHC $166.51 → Humana $182.99 → Mutual of Omaha $184.56 → Aetna $192.42
Middle of 5 sampled — $30.68/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $7.86/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Texas ZIP 77494
HealthSpring $172.60 → BCBS $191.59 → UHC $212.11 → Mutual of Omaha $215.65 → Humana $217.63 → Aetna $225.99
Middle of 6 sampled — $43.05/mo above the lowest (HealthSpring), $10.34/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Utah ZIP 84043
HealthSpring $208.37 → UHC $209.67 → Aetna $213.84 → Humana $229.31 → Mutual of Omaha $284.14
Highest of 5 sampled — $75.77/mo (~$909/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Vermont ZIP 05401
HealthSpring $248.69 → Mutual of Omaha $373.02
Highest of 2 sampled — $124.33/mo (~$1,492/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
Virginia ZIP 22193
BCBS $153.00 → HealthSpring $158.81 → UHC $173.37 → Humana $180.70 → Aetna $205.08 → Mutual of Omaha $229.44
Highest of 6 sampled — $76.44/mo (~$917/yr) above the lowest (BCBS).
Washington ZIP 99301
HealthSpring $310.92 → UHC $324.25 → Humana $330.06 → Mutual of Omaha $378.68
Highest of 4 sampled — $67.76/mo (~$813/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
West Virginia ZIP 26554
Humana $160.13 → HealthSpring $169.32 → UHC $188.32 → Mutual of Omaha $192.86 → Aetna $232.49
Middle of 5 sampled — $32.73/mo above the lowest (Humana), $39.63/mo below the highest (Aetna).
Wyoming ZIP 82001
HealthSpring $170.75 → Humana $173.53 → UHC $201.43 → Aetna $218.41 → Mutual of Omaha $229.42
Highest of 5 sampled — $58.67/mo (~$704/yr) above the lowest (HealthSpring).
These are sample quotes we pulled through CSG Actuarial in one ZIP code per state, not statewide averages.
They include only the carriers we quoted (HealthSpring, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Aetna, and Blue Cross Blue Shield where available), not every company selling Plan G in each state.
These rankings reflect only the carriers in our sample and shouldn't be read as rankings of every Medicare Supplement company available in each state.
Your premium depends on your ZIP code, age, gender where permitted, tobacco use, effective date, discount eligibility, and the issuing company.
We didn't include Massachusetts, Minnesota, or Wisconsin because those states standardize Medigap plans differently.
HealthSpring is the rebranded Cigna Medicare Supplement business; see our HealthSpring Plan G review.
What We Found Across 47 States
Here's how those 47 results break down.
"Highest" includes Iowa, where Mutual of Omaha and Aetna tied for the highest premium; "middle" means at least one sampled carrier was cheaper and at least one was more expensive.
In Connecticut, New York, and Vermont, we found only two or three comparable quotes, so those rankings reflect a smaller comparison.
Several middle placements were close: in New Jersey, South Carolina, New Hampshire, and Indiana, Mutual of Omaha was $12 to $19 a month above the lowest quote.
So Mutual of Omaha is often mid-priced rather than the most expensive, but in every state except Hawaii, at least one company we sampled offered identical Plan G benefits for less.
Where the Price Gap Was Largest
| State | Mutual of Omaha vs. lowest quote | Roughly per year |
|---|---|---|
| Connecticut | $166.19 more | ~$1,994 |
| Nevada | $145.45 more | ~$1,745 |
| New York | $138.86 more | ~$1,666 |
| Vermont | $124.33 more | ~$1,492 |
| Alabama | $89.04 more | ~$1,068 |
| Kentucky | $85.08 more | ~$1,021 |
| Virginia | $76.44 more | ~$917 |
| Utah | $75.77 more | ~$909 |
| Delaware | $73.09 more | ~$877 |
| North Dakota | $71.06 more | ~$853 |
Yearly figures are the monthly difference × 12, for illustration only — not a projection of future rates.
About Mutual of Omaha
Mutual of Omaha was founded in 1909 and is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska.
According to AM Best, Medicare Supplement insurance is still the company's largest product by share of revenue, although that share has been shrinking as other product lines grow.
Financial Strength
In April 2026, AM Best affirmed its A+ (Superior) financial strength rating for Mutual of Omaha and its subsidiaries, with a stable outlook.
A+ is the second-highest of AM Best's 16 ratings.
A strong rating speaks to the insurer's ability to pay claims, not to whether its premiums will stay competitive.
Which Mutual of Omaha Company Issues Your Policy?
Mutual of Omaha sells Medigap coverage through more than one affiliated insurance company, depending on your state.
The issuing company can affect your quoted rate, application rules, household-discount eligibility, and which policy block you join.
One affiliate isn't automatically better than another, but ask your agent which company will issue your policy before you compare rate histories.
Household Discount and Extra Benefits
Household Discount
Mutual of Omaha offers a household premium discount in many states.
The amount and the rules vary by state, issuing company, and policy series, so no single percentage applies everywhere.
In some states you qualify by living with another adult for a set period, while other states use narrower rules.
Ask for the exact discount on your quote, and ask what happens to your premium if you later lose eligibility.
The discount is recurring, so I always ask about it, but I compare quotes both with and without it.
Mutually Well and Other Extras
Mutual of Omaha doesn't include SilverSneakers with its Medicare Supplement plans.
Instead, policyholders get access to Mutually Well, a wellness program run by Tivity Health with an app and discounts on health products and services.
Mutually Well is a wellness and discount program, not an insurance benefit, and it doesn't change what your Plan G policy pays.
A Mutually Well gym membership is an optional paid add-on; Mutual of Omaha currently lists it at $29.99 a month with no enrollment fee.
According to Mutual of Omaha's policyholder materials, Mutually Well isn't available in New York, and the program's pricing and features can change independently of your Plan G coverage.
I treat extras like this as a tiebreaker, never as a reason to pay a noticeably higher premium.
How Mutual of Omaha Plan G Works When You Need Care
There's no Mutual of Omaha provider network, so you can see any doctor or hospital in the U.S. that accepts Medicare.
You show both your Medicare card and your Mutual of Omaha card at appointments.
Medicare processes the claim first and, in most cases, forwards it automatically to Mutual of Omaha to pay its share.
Mutual of Omaha doesn't add its own referral or prior-authorization rules; Plan G follows Medicare's coverage decision.
Once you've met the Part B deductible for the year, Plan G generally pays your remaining cost-sharing for Medicare-covered Part A and Part B services.
It doesn't pay for care Medicare doesn't cover, such as routine dental or long-term custodial care.
Mutual of Omaha Plan G Rate Increases
Like every Medigap carrier, Mutual of Omaha raises premiums over time, and its rate history varies by state, issuing company, and policy block.
Before you enroll, ask for the approved rate changes on the exact policy series offered in your area rather than relying on a nationwide figure.
Questions to ask about rate history
- Which company will issue my policy?
- Is this an open or closed policy block?
- What increases were approved over the past three years?
- Do those figures include normal age-based increases?
- Will losing the household discount raise my premium?
An open block is still accepting new policyholders, while a closed block isn't, which can lead to different rate trends over time.
My Experience Recommending Mutual of Omaha Plan G
I quote Mutual of Omaha regularly alongside other established Plan G carriers, and the biggest lesson is that its pricing is highly location-dependent.
In some ZIP codes, it's among the most competitive options, and in others, a financially strong competitor is $40, $70, or even $100+ a month cheaper for identical coverage.
If Mutual of Omaha is within $10 to $20 a month of the lowest strong carrier, I still consider it seriously after checking the discount and rate history.
If it's $50 or more higher, the competing carrier usually deserves a much closer look.
What I check before recommending it
The current premium for the exact ZIP code and applicant, which affiliate would issue the policy, whether the household discount applies, and the recent rate history for that policy series.
Is Mutual of Omaha Plan G Worth It?
Strengths
- A+ (Superior) AM Best rating
- Long history in Medicare Supplement insurance
- Household discount in many states
- No network beyond Medicare acceptance
Drawbacks
- Often not the lowest-priced Plan G in our sample
- Rates and rules differ across affiliates and policy blocks
- Gym membership costs extra
- Switching later may require health questions
Mutual of Omaha Plan G makes the most sense when its premium is close to the lowest quote from a financially strong carrier, especially if you qualify for the household discount.
It's harder to justify when another strong company offers the same benefits for $50 or more less each month.
If premium is your main concern, Mutual of Omaha also sells High-Deductible Plan G in many markets; see how it compares in our Plan G vs. High-Deductible Plan G guide.
To see other carriers worth quoting, read the Medicare Supplement companies we'd compare first.
How to Enroll in Mutual of Omaha Plan G
Your best time to apply is your Medigap Open Enrollment Period, the six months starting the first month you have Part B and are 65 or older.
During that window, Mutual of Omaha can't deny you or charge you more because of your health.
Some states add their own protections, and certain situations give you guaranteed-issue rights outside that window.
- Enroll in Medicare Part A and Part B.
- Get Plan G quotes for your ZIP code from Mutual of Omaha and at least two other carriers.
- Confirm the issuing company, household discount, and recent rate history.
- Apply by phone with a licensed agent; outside guaranteed-issue periods, expect health questions.
- Keep your current coverage until the new policy is approved and has an effective date.
Call us at (888) 414-4547 to compare Mutual of Omaha with other Plan G carriers in your ZIP code.
Bottom Line
Mutual of Omaha is a financially strong, long-established Medicare Supplement carrier.
Its Plan G benefits are the same as every other company's, so the real decision comes down to price, the household discount, the issuing company, and rate history.
In some markets, Mutual of Omaha is among the most competitively priced carriers we compared, making it a strong option for buyers who value an established insurer.
In others, choosing it can cost hundreds of dollars more per year for identical coverage, so compare before you apply.
FAQ
Mutual of Omaha Medigap Plan G does not cover the Medicare Part B deductible. However, the current deductible is low, at $283 a year.
Plan G will pay hospital deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance.
Plan G costs range from $130 to $300 per month, depending on the insurance provider, location, age, and health status.
You can change at any time, but if you do not have a guaranteed issue circumstance or are outside of your Medigap Open Enrollment Period, in that case, you can be denied coverage if your health conditions cannot pass the underwriting process.
Suppose you apply for Medicare Supplemental insurance outside the Medigap Open Enrollment Period and do not have guaranteed issue rights. In that case, you may be denied coverage by the insurance company based on your medical history or existing health conditions.
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