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KFF · Nov 3, 2025

Health insurance cost by state

The 2026 benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) Marketplace plan for a 40-year-old, a month, before subsidies. It ranges from $401 in New Hampshire to $1,299 in Vermont. The U.S. average is $625.

AL$645Alabama: $645AK$1,032Alaska: $1,032AZ$532Arizona: $532AR$774Arkansas: $774CA$570California: $570CO$557Colorado: $557CT$870Connecticut: $870DE$691Delaware: $691DC$610District of Columbia: $610FL$683Florida: $683GA$615Georgia: $615HI$541Hawaii: $541ID$490Idaho: $490IL$646Illinois: $646IN$474Indiana: $474IA$501Iowa: $501KS$670Kansas: $670KY$590Kentucky: $590LA$646Louisiana: $646ME$709Maine: $709MD$414Maryland: $414MA$494Massachusetts: $494MI$523Michigan: $523MN$448Minnesota: $448MS$662Mississippi: $662MO$605Missouri: $605MT$692Montana: $692NE$710Nebraska: $710NV$497Nevada: $497NH$401New Hampshire: $401NJ$545New Jersey: $545NM$623New Mexico: $623NY$817New York: $817NC$638North Carolina: $638ND$570North Dakota: $570OH$513Ohio: $513OK$604Oklahoma: $604OR$543Oregon: $543PA$572Pennsylvania: $572RI$506Rhode Island: $506SC$564South Carolina: $564SD$655South Dakota: $655TN$711Tennessee: $711TX$661Texas: $661UT$640Utah: $640VT$1,299Vermont: $1,299VA$455Virginia: $455WA$612Washington: $612WV$1,073West Virginia: $1,073WI$611Wisconsin: $611WY$1,090Wyoming: $1,090
LowerHigherCheapest: New Hampshire, $401. Most expensive: Vermont, $1,299.
1New Hampshire$401$4,812
2Maryland$414$4,968
3Minnesota$448$5,376
4Virginia$455$5,460
5Indiana$474$5,688
6Idaho$490$5,880
7Massachusetts$494$5,928
8Nevada$497$5,964
9Iowa$501$6,012
10Rhode Island$506$6,072
11Ohio$513$6,156
12Michigan$523$6,276
13Arizona$532$6,384
14Hawaii$541$6,492
15Oregon$543$6,516
16New Jersey$545$6,540
17Colorado$557$6,684
18South Carolina$564$6,768
19California$570$6,840
20North Dakota$570$6,840
21Pennsylvania$572$6,864
22Kentucky$590$7,080
23Oklahoma$604$7,248
24Missouri$605$7,260
25District of Columbia$610$7,320
26Wisconsin$611$7,332
27Washington$612$7,344
28Georgia$615$7,380
29New Mexico$623$7,476
30North Carolina$638$7,656
31Utah$640$7,680
32Alabama$645$7,740
33Illinois$646$7,752
34Louisiana$646$7,752
35South Dakota$655$7,860
36Texas$661$7,932
37Mississippi$662$7,944
38Kansas$670$8,040
39Florida$683$8,196
40Delaware$691$8,292
41Montana$692$8,304
42Maine$709$8,508
43Nebraska$710$8,520
44Tennessee$711$8,532
45Arkansas$774$9,288
46New York$817$9,804
47Connecticut$870$10,440
48Alaska$1,032$12,384
49West Virginia$1,073$12,876
50Wyoming$1,090$13,080
51Vermont$1,299$15,588

Source: KFF, Average Marketplace Premiums by Metal Tier, 2018-2026 (Nov 3, 2025). Average benchmark premium (second-lowest-cost silver plan) for a 40-year-old, monthly, before premium tax credits, plan year 2026; county-level benchmarks weighted by county plan selections; may include premiums for non-essential health benefits. Source: KFF analysis of Healthcare.gov, state rate review websites, state plan finder tools and state-provided data. Rank 1 = cheapest.

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