Health Plans For 2027, State By State
Every individual health plan sold on HealthCare.gov, county by county: what it costs before and after the tax credit, the most you could pay in a year, and what changed from 2026. Choose your state.
Pick Your State
- AlabamaPrices up 17%
- AlaskaPrices up 20%
- ArizonaPrices up 26%
- ArkansasPrices up 6%
- DelawarePrices up 15%
- FloridaPrices up 13%
- HawaiiPrices up 10%
- IndianaPrices up 17%
- IowaPrices up 9%
- KansasPrices up 18%
- LouisianaPrices up 13%
- MichiganPrices up 14%
- MississippiPrices up 18%
- MissouriPrices up 14%
- MontanaPrices up 17%
- NebraskaPrices up 13%
- New HampshirePrices up 21%
- North CarolinaPrices up 15%
- North DakotaPrices up 11%
- OhioPrices up 15%
- OklahomaPrices up 20%
- South CarolinaPrices up 21%
- South DakotaPrices up 9%
- TennesseePrices up 13%
- TexasPrices up 12%
- UtahPrices up 9%
- West VirginiaPrices up 17%
- WisconsinPrices up 20%
- WyomingPrices up 11%
In each tile: the middle (median) change in full price from 2026 to 2027 for plans sold in both years, for a 40-year-old, before any tax credit. Your own price depends on your county, your age and your income; your state's page shows it.
States not listed run their own marketplaces; this guide covers the 29 states that use HealthCare.gov for 2027. Enroll by December 15, 2026, for coverage that starts January 1, 2027. Open enrollment runs until January 15, 2027, for coverage that starts February 1. Dates can change, so confirm them on HealthCare.gov.