2,248
2026 Marketplace plan selections reported by CMS.
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Quick answer · plan year 2026 data
In Baker County, Florida, 5 insurers offered 124 individual-market medical plans for plan year 2026 (4 Bronze, 36 Expanded Bronze, 29 Gold, 14 Platinum, 41 Silver). The benchmark plan (second-lowest-cost silver) was $704 a month for a 40-year-old before tax credits, and the lowest-cost bronze (Bronze or Expanded Bronze tier) was $520. CMS counted 2,248 plan selections in Baker County.
Insurers in the 2026 data: Ambetter Health, AvMed, Florida Blue (BlueCross BlueShield FL), Florida Blue HMO (a BlueCross BlueShield FL company), Molina Healthcare.
These are plan-year 2026 figures from CMS, not a 2027 plan list or a personal quote. What you pay depends on your age, household income and the plan you choose.
Use verified CMS county benchmarks to understand the local Marketplace before you compare your own coverage options. These measures provide context—not a personal quote.
2026 Marketplace plan selections reported by CMS.
of selections received advance premium tax credits (APTC).
Average monthly premium and average after APTC among the CMS county measures.
Of the 2,248 Marketplace selections CMS reported for 2026, 358 were new consumers and 1,890 were returning consumers. CMS also reported 727 active reenrollees who switched plans.
CMS reported 1,197 Bronze and 1,007 Silver selections. The Gold enrollment value was suppressed in the CMS county file. Metal level does not determine whether a particular plan fits your doctors, prescriptions or expected care.
These county averages describe 2026 Marketplace selections; they are not a personal quote.
$711 lower on average among the reported measures (81% difference).
CMS reports 2,049 APTC recipients in the county, with average APTC of $779. These are county-level historical Marketplace measures, not a quote or guarantee of your eligibility, premium, savings, plan availability, or provider network.
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Local evidence
CMS reports 2,248 plan selections in Baker County. That ranks #57 of 67 Florida counties in this CoveragePath CMS dataset by Marketplace selections. This is enrollment context, not an estimate of how many county residents are eligible.
91.1% of reported selections received APTC. The average premium was $882 and the average after APTC was $171 — a $711 difference in these county-level CMS averages. These averages are not a personal quote or subsidy estimate.
For separate population context, the 2024 ACS uninsured estimate is 11.8%. ACS population insurance statistics and ACA Marketplace eligibility are different measures.
Local marketplace facts
Baker County accounts for about 0.0% of the 2026 Marketplace selections in this Florida county dataset. These comparisons use the same sourced county inventory shown on this page.
The county average premium is +$76 versus the selection-weighted Florida county benchmark of $806.
The county average after APTC is +$65 versus the selection-weighted benchmark of $106.
The ACS county uninsured estimate is +0.3 points versus the population-weighted Florida county benchmark of 11.5%.
Method: premium benchmarks are weighted by Marketplace plan selections; the ACS uninsured benchmark is weighted by the ACS county population universe. Suppressed CMS values are not estimated.
Population coverage context
ACS estimate for the uninsured share of the Census S2701 population universe.
People in the ACS health-insurance coverage population universe for this county.
The U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 ACS 5-Year estimate describes population health-insurance coverage in Baker County. It is useful local context, but it does not measure ACA Marketplace eligibility, enrollment, premiums, subsidies, or plan availability. The Marketplace figures above come separately from CMS.
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Population context source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020-2024 ACS 5-Year Subject Table S2701 · County FIPS 12003
Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 2026 OEP County-Level Public Use File · Verified September 17, 2026 · County FIPS 12003