2027 health insurance prices: when they come out and what to expect

2027 marketplace prices are not published yet. CMS releases them shortly before open enrollment, which starts November 1 (HealthCare.gov: Dates and deadlines). We add 2027 prices for every state and county as soon as they are out, and this page will then show what changed from 2026.

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What insurers proposed for 2027

In preliminary rate filings, marketplace insurers proposed a median premium increase of 14% for 2027, across 77 insurers in 16 states and D.C. (KFF (July 8, 2026): ACA Marketplace insurers propose a median 14% premium increase for 2027 in preliminary filings). Final rates can differ.

Open enrollment dates

  • November 1: open enrollment starts on HealthCare.gov.
  • December 15: last day to enroll or change plans for coverage starting January 1.
  • January 15: open enrollment ends.

HealthCare.gov dates (HealthCare.gov: Dates and deadlines). If your state runs its own marketplace, check its dates there; each state page links to it.

2026 prices to compare against

Nationally the typical Silver plan is $715 a month in 2026 for one 40-year-old before tax credits. By state:

StateTypical Silver, 2026Typical Bronze, 2026
Alabama$688$509
Alaska$1,039$713
Arizona$594$507
Arkansas$828$514
California$650$558
Colorado$614$486
Connecticut$864$664
Delaware$762$582
District of Columbia$627$545
Florida$789$657
Georgia$692$552
Hawaii$551$472
Idaho$542$397
Illinois$665$466
Indiana$566$448
Iowa$559$420
Kansas$743$586
Kentucky$666$566
Louisiana$771$538
Maine$770$616
Maryland$448$334
Massachusetts$749$626
Michigan$685$488
Minnesota$550$463
Mississippi$705$634
Missouri$719$558
Montana$747$530
Nebraska$862$669
Nevada$694$549
New Hampshire$450$375
New Jersey$637$541
New Mexico$734$540
New York$1,097$822
North Carolina$758$597
North Dakota$628$434
Ohio$617$486
Oklahoma$684$529
Oregon$623$519
Pennsylvania$718$510
Rhode Island$552$474
South Carolina$636$486
South Dakota$703$539
Tennessee$771$586
Texas$762$496
Utah$732$570
Vermont$1,428$898
Virginia$505$398
Washington$762$520
West Virginia$1,100$816
Wisconsin$679$536
Wyoming$1,108$877

Frequently asked questions

When will 2027 health insurance prices be released?

CMS publishes next year's marketplace plans shortly before open enrollment starts on November 1. We add 2027 prices for every state and county as soon as they are out; sign up on this page to get one email when they are live.

How much will health insurance go up in 2027?

Final prices are not out yet. In preliminary filings, marketplace insurers proposed a median increase of 14% for 2027 (KFF analysis of 77 insurers in 16 states and D.C., July 2026); final rates can differ. This page will show the actual change in every state once 2027 prices are published.

When is open enrollment for 2027?

On HealthCare.gov, open enrollment runs from November 1 to January 15. Enroll by December 15 for coverage starting January 1. If your state runs its own marketplace, check its dates there (each state page links to it).

Sources

Prices are plan year list prices for one 40-year-old before tax credits. Our arithmetic is shown next to each number.

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