Oscar Health health insurance cost (2026)

Oscar Health sells 400 marketplace plans in 20 states for 2026, from $329/mo; typical Silver $684/mo, for one 40-year-old before tax credits.

$329Cheapest plan
$684Typical Silver plan
20States
400Plans

Plan year 2026 prices (2027 prices will be added as soon as CMS publishes them). Monthly premium for one 40-year-old, before any tax credit (subsidy).

Oscar Health prices by state

StateCountiesPlansCheapest planTypical Silver
Alabama5 of 679$548$758
Arizona4 of 1517$387$505
Florida32 of 6734$473$721
Georgia73 of 15827$384$662
Illinois6 of 10117$329$584
Iowa75 of 9926$338$503
Kansas16 of 1056$448$579
Michigan4 of 838$356$471
Mississippi11 of 827$577$636
Missouri15 of 11511$430$616
Nebraska93 of 9320$517$812
New Jersey21 of 218$470$547
New York8 of 6112$813$1,125
North Carolina23 of 10022$449$635
Ohio44 of 8832$356$546
Oklahoma12 of 7714$431$583
Pennsylvania13 of 6710$443$660
Tennessee46 of 9515$482$750
Texas47 of 254100$414$730
Virginia25 of 1335$352$482

Open a state for every Oscar Health plan there, prices by county, and prices for your household's ages.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Oscar Health cost per month?

For plan year 2026, Oscar Health marketplace plans cost $329 to $1,866 a month for one 40-year-old before tax credits, across 20 states (Catastrophic plans not counted). Typical (median) prices: Bronze $520, Silver $684, Gold $637, Platinum $1,749. Prices depend on the state, county and age.

Where is Oscar Health cheapest?

Its typical Silver plan costs least in Michigan ($471 a month for a 40-year-old) and most in New York ($1,125), before tax credits.

Which states does Oscar Health sell marketplace plans in?

20 states for 2026: Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia.

How do I buy an Oscar Health plan?

Through HealthCare.gov or your state's own marketplace, where you also apply for a tax credit. Each state page here links to the official marketplace. HealthCoveragePrices does not sell plans.