Reviewed by Russell Noga, Licensed Medicare Insurance Broker (all 50 states) — Last updated November 1, 2026
Medicare Supplement Plan L pays 75% of most Medicare cost sharing, pays hospital coinsurance in full, and stops your share at $4,180 for 2027. After you reach that CMS limit and pay the Part B deductible, Plan L pays 100% of covered costs until December 31.
2027 by the Numbers
$4,180
2027 Plan L out-of-pocket limit (CMS)
$8,360
2027 Plan K limit, exactly double (CMS)
75%
share of most cost sharing Plan L pays (Medicare.gov)
$434
your 25% of the 2026 Part A deductible of $1,736
Plan L sits in the middle of the plan letters. It leaves you a quarter of most bills, which keeps the premium below the fuller plans in many areas, yet it still gives you a hard ceiling on a bad year. Fewer companies sell it than Plan G or Plan N, so many shoppers never see it on a quote.
Below you will find what Plan L pays, how its 2027 cap works, a dollar-by-dollar example, and where it fits next to Medicare Supplement Plan K and Plan G.

