Reviewed by Russell Noga, Licensed Medicare Insurance Broker (all 50 states) — Last updated October 28, 2026
Accendo Medicare Supplement plans are issued by Accendo Insurance Company, a CVS Health company and Aetna affiliate rated A (Excellent) by AM Best. Accendo stopped taking new applications in at least 30 states in 2023, but existing policies stay in force, so most new buyers now compare Aetna’s main Medicare Supplement line instead.
Accendo was launched in 2020 as a second Medicare Supplement brand inside the Aetna and CVS Health family. It was known for sharp prices on Plan G and Plan F and a large household discount. Then, in 2023, Aetna began closing Accendo to new buyers state by state. If you own an Accendo policy, or you saw the name on an old quote, this guide explains where things stand for 2027.
The good news is that your coverage does not change. Every Medicare Supplement plan with the same letter has the same benefits, no matter which company sells it. The real questions are price, future rate increases and whether it makes sense to switch. If you are shopping new, start with our Aetna Medicare Supplement plans 2027 review, since those plans are still sold by the same parent company.

