See what health coverage will cost you each month.
Enter your ZIP code and who needs coverage. You'll see Marketplace plans for this year with any tax credit already taken off the price.
Enter your ZIP code and who needs coverage. You'll see Marketplace plans for this year with any tax credit already taken off the price.
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Which companies you see depends on your state and county.
Doctor and drug information comes from HealthCare.gov and can be out of date. A covered drug can still need approval first or have limits. Confirm with the doctor's office or the insurance company before you enroll.
How it works
No account to create, and no contact details until you apply.
Your ZIP code, the ages of the people who need coverage, and your household income if you want to check for savings.
Every plan shows its full monthly premium, the tax credit taken off, and what's left for you to pay, next to its deductible and out-of-pocket maximum.
Choose a plan and you'll continue to HealthSherpa, an enrollment site approved to work with the Marketplace, to complete and submit your application.
Plan levels
The level describes how you and the plan split costs, not the quality of care. Every level covers the same essential health benefits.
60% of costs paid by the plan, on average
Plan 60%You 40%
Often suitsPeople who rarely see a doctor and want protection from big bills
70% of costs paid by the plan, on average
Plan 70%You 30%
Often suitsLower incomes: the only level where extra cost-sharing savings apply
80% of costs paid by the plan, on average
Plan 80%You 20%
Often suitsPeople who use care regularly
90% of costs paid by the plan, on average
Plan 90%You 10%
Often suitsPeople who expect a lot of care this year
Catastrophic plans are a separate, low-premium option for people under 30 or with a hardship exemption. Tax credits can't be used on them.
Health plan FAQ
Prices, tax credits, and how enrolling works.
Plan prices are set by the insurance companies and filed with the Marketplace, so a plan costs the same wherever you enroll in it. Prices shown here are estimates based on what you enter. Your final price is confirmed when you complete your application.
It's a federal credit that lowers your monthly premium, based on your household size and expected income for the year. Add your income to the form and each plan shows the credit taken off. If you leave income blank, you'll see full prices.
No. You only need a ZIP code and ages. You'll enter personal details later, on HealthSherpa, when you apply.
When you choose a plan, we send you to HealthSherpa with your plan and household details filled in. You complete the application and submit it there.
Open Enrollment begins November 1 each year. Outside that window you can enroll if you've had a qualifying life event, such as losing other coverage, moving, getting married, or having a baby.
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Summary of benefits