Medigap in Spokane, WA: Medicare Supplement plans and prices

CMS lists 3,391 clinicians with practice locations within 8 miles of Spokane, including 1,279 in primary care (family and internal medicine, nurse practitioners and physician assistants). 118 of them (3.5%) are listed as sometimes declining assignment, close to the 4.5% statewide figure. Ask each provider whether they accept assignment; if they all do, Plan N's excess-charge gap won't affect you. Within 25 miles, CMS lists clinicians in mental health, physical therapy, eye care, chiropractic, cancer care, cardiology, and orthopedics. Practices with Medicare clinicians near Spokane include Summit Rehabilitation Associates, PLLC, Kalispel Indian Community of the Kalispel Reservation Washington, Community Health Association of Spokane, Providence Health and Services Washington, and Inland Imaging LLC.

The closest hospital to Spokane is Deaconess Medical Center in Spokane, under 1 mile away. The highest-rated hospital in that list is MultiCare Valley Hospital, 5 of 5 stars on CMS's overall rating. Medigap has no hospital network: the Part A deductible ($1,736 in 2026) is covered the same here as anywhere.

4 Medicare-certified nursing homes are within 35 miles of Spokane. The highest-rated is Spokane Veterans Home in Spokane (5 of 5 stars). Plans G and N pay the $217-a-day coinsurance for days 21 to 100 (2026).

Spokane is about 18 miles from Idaho. Your Washington Medigap policy pays the same at Idaho doctors and hospitals that accept Medicare, with no network. Idaho doesn't ban Part B excess charges, so if you use providers there, Plan G's excess-charge coverage can matter.

Of the regional Blue plans, Asuris Northwest Health sells in Spokane County. WSHIP status: reasonable-choice county (what that means). See the Spokane County page for the county-wide view.