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Georgia vs Vermont: Medicare Costs (2026)

Side-by-side comparison of Medicare spending, premiums, and healthcare coverage.

MetricGeorgia (GA)Vermont (VT)
Medicare Spending/Capita$10,076$10,273
Medicare Enrollees1,167,5323,007,602
Medicaid Enrollees1,590,0434,043,470
Part B Premium$241/mo$178/mo
Part D Premium (Avg)$64/mo$44/mo
Medigap Premium (Avg)$164/mo$329/mo
Medicaid ExpansionNoYes
Uninsured Rate13.0%5.6%

Top Procedure Costs

ProcedureGeorgiaVermontDifference
Liver Transplant$150,125$204,897$-54,772
Kidney Transplant$145,826$121,950+$23,876
Heart Valve Replacement$88,592$78,184+$10,408
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG)$73,954$73,215+$739
Defibrillator Implantation (ICD)$46,741$46,251+$490
Spinal Fusion$40,394$60,848$-20,454
Total Hip Replacement$38,390$31,626+$6,764
Laminectomy$31,255$26,974+$4,282
Total Knee Replacement$31,002$33,207$-2,205
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which state has higher Medicare spending, Georgia or Vermont?

Vermont has higher Medicare spending at $10,273 per capita vs $10,076 in Georgia.

Which state has a lower uninsured rate?

Vermont has a lower uninsured rate of 5.6% compared to 13.0% in Georgia.

Have both Georgia and Vermont expanded Medicaid?

Georgia has not expanded Medicaid. Vermont has expanded Medicaid.