Free tool · Updated November 4, 2026

Put a free Medicare tool on your website

The NC Medicare Atlas shows what changed in Medicare Advantage for 2027 in every North Carolina county. Libraries, churches, senior centers and local news sites can add it with one copy and paste.

Educational reading. No account, no cost, no sales pitch.

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  • Free consultation. No obligation.

Here's what your visitors see

It works on phones, it's large-print friendly, and it opens on the county you pick below.

Add it to your site

Copy the code and paste it into your website editor as HTML. Most builders call this an “embed” or “custom HTML” block: WordPress, Squarespace, Wix and Google Sites all have one.

Visitors can still switch to any of North Carolina's 100 counties.

What it does and doesn't do

  • It shows county counts from CMS data, 2026 next to 2027.
  • It never names a plan or an insurance company, and it doesn't recommend anything.
  • It runs no ads, analytics or tracking, and it collects nothing from your visitors.
  • It points people to Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE and NC SHIIP for free, unbiased help.
  • It updates itself when the numbers change. You never have to touch it again.

Questions

Does it cost anything to add the Medicare tool to our website?

No. It's free, there's no sign-up, and there's nothing to maintain. When the numbers change each year, the tool updates on its own.

Does the tool sell or recommend plans?

No. It shows county-level counts from CMS data: how many Medicare Advantage plans, how many have a $0 premium, and how the typical out-of-pocket limit changed. It never names a plan or an insurance company, and it points people to Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE and NC SHIIP for free, unbiased help.

Does it track our visitors?

The tool runs no ads, analytics or tracking scripts, and it collects nothing from the people who use it. It's a single page of numbers.

Where do the numbers come from?

The CMS Medicare Advantage Landscape files for 2027 and 2026, last updated 2026-10-18. Special Needs Plans and employer plans aren't counted.

Can we remove the credit line under the tool?

You can edit or remove anything you paste on your own site. The short credit line just tells your readers where the tool comes from.

Want the full county breakdown instead? It's on 2027 Medicare Advantage plans by NC county. Trouble adding the tool? Call or text me at (919) 408-6671.

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