Alignment Health Expands to Three New California Counties and Adds Hoag and Astrana Health for 2027
Key Highlights
- ➤2027 expansion adds Kern, Kings and Tulare counties, reaching 25 California counties
- ➤2027 portfolio includes 46 Medicare Advantage plans serving over 6.3 million beneficiaries
- ➤Hoag added in-network for eligible Orange County members through select plans
- ➤Astrana Health adds 2,000 primary care and 5,000 specialty care providers
- ➤New California plans include premiums as low as $0, subject to eligibility
Expert Statements
Dawn Maroney, President of Alignment Health and CEO of Alignment Health Plan
“California is our home, and we remain focused on showing up where we can make the greatest difference for people with Medicare”
Dawn Maroney, President of Alignment Health and CEO of Alignment Health Plan
“As we expand into the Central Valley and strengthen relationships with trusted provider partners like Hoag and Astrana Health, we're making it easier for seniors to access high-quality, coordinated care close to home, with the personalized support they deserve.”
ORANGE, Calif., Oct. 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alignment Health Plan, an award-winning Medicare Advantage plan from Alignment Health, today announced it will expand into Kern, Kings and Tulare counties and add Hoag and Astrana Health to its California provider network for 2027. Beginning Jan. 1, Alignment Health Plan will serve 25 California counties that are home to more than 6.3 million Medicare beneficiaries, according to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) data(1).
Alignment's 2027 California portfolio features 46 Medicare Advantage plans supported by an expansive network of trusted provider partners, giving people with Medicare access to coordinated, high-quality care close to home. New members can choose from a range of plans with premiums as low as $0, including specialized plans designed for people living with diabetes or certain heart conditions, subject to eligibility and plan availability. Members must continue to pay their Medicare Part B premium.
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