Medicare Plans in Edgefield County, SC

About Edgefield County

Edgefield County sits on the western edge of the Midlands near the Georgia line, with the town of Edgefield as its county seat. The county is known for its long political history, having been home to a number of South Carolina governors, and for the Edgefield pottery tradition, which includes the work of the enslaved potter David Drake, known as Dave the Potter. Strom Thurmond was born in Edgefield. Communities include Edgefield, Johnston, Trenton and Modoc, and many residents worship in long-established Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian congregations.

Things to do

• Walk the historic square in Edgefield and browse its shops and galleries
• Learn about the area's pottery heritage at local museums and exhibits
• Visit historic sites and cemeteries from the Old Edgefield District
• Enjoy fishing, hunting and outdoor recreation in the surrounding countryside

Local food

Expect Southern home cooking: barbecue, fried chicken, vegetables from local farms and peaches that are grown across this part of South Carolina.

Medicare in Edgefield County

About 5,200 Edgefield County residents are age 65 or older. Medicare plans are approved county by county, so the Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement and Part D options here can differ from those one county over. Edgefield County Healthcare serves the area, and larger systems in Aiken and Augusta are within driving distance, so checking which doctors and hospitals each plan includes matters. Abilla Advisors can compare the plans we offer in your ZIP code against your doctors and prescriptions at no cost to you. Call 843-284-6815.