Reviewed by Russell Noga, Licensed Medicare Insurance Broker (all 50 states) — Last updated October 30, 2026
State Farm Medicare Supplement plans are issued by State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and are sold only through State Farm agents. Most states get Plans A, D, G and N (plus C and F for people eligible for Medicare before 2020), and the issuing company holds an A+ (Superior) rating from AM Best.
2027 by the Numbers
A+
AM Best rating after a November 2025 downgrade from A++ (AM Best)
1922
year State Farm was founded in Illinois (State Farm)
$292
projected 2027 Part B deductible, which Plan G does not pay (Medicare Trustees)
Most people know State Farm for car and home insurance. Fewer know it also sells Medicare Supplement coverage through its neighborhood agents, and only through them. You can’t buy these plans from an independent broker or a quote website.
Below: who backs the policy, which plan letters State Farm sells, where it doesn’t sell, and how it lines up with two other carriers. Still choosing a plan letter? Start with our Medicare Supplement Plan G 2027 guide.

