Arizona · Plan year 2027 · Updated October 24, 2026

Arizona health insurance for 2027

Arizona residents buy marketplace coverage through HealthCare.gov (the federal marketplace). Open enrollment for 2027 runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027, and a plan picked by December 15, 2026 starts January 1. Arizona expanded Medicaid, so adults qualify up to $22,025 a year for one person.

Arizona marketplace facts for 2027
Where to enrollHealthCare.gov
2027 open enrollmentNovember 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027
Last day for Jan 1 coverageDecember 15, 2026
Medicaid expansionYes
State coverage mandateNo
Average 2027 rate change+27.9% (approved), per the state's filings
Short-term plansAllowed. A 2024 federal rule limits them to 4 months in total, but federal agencies said in August 2025 they would not enforce it while they rewrite it, so state law sets the limits

What a plan costs in Arizona

In Cochise County, the median-priced county in Arizona, the benchmark silver plan cost a 40-year-old $713 a month in 2026. Across 15 counties it ran from $449 (Pima, Santa Cruz) to $1,048 (Apache). 2027 prices will be different; insurers' average change for 2027 is +27.9%.

A single 40-year-old in Cochise earning $39,900 (250% of the poverty line) would get about $425 a month in 2027 credit against that price. At 60 the same plan is priced near $1,515, and the credit grows to about $1,227, because the amount you're expected to pay depends on income, not age.

Medicaid and CHIP limits in Arizona

Yearly income limits in 2026 dollars. Medicaid checks current monthly income, so divide by 12 for the monthly figure.

Group% of poverty line1 person234
Adults without children138%$22,025$29,863$37,702$45,540
Parents138%$22,025$29,863$37,702$45,540
Pregnancy161%$25,696$34,840$43,985$53,130
Children under 1152%$24,259$32,893$41,526$50,160
Children 1 to 5146%$23,302$31,594$39,887$48,180
Children 6 to 18138%$22,025$29,863$37,702$45,540
CHIP230%$36,708$49,772$62,836$75,900

Benchmark and lowest prices by county

Monthly premiums for one 40-year-old non-smoker, before any credit, plan year 2026. Your credit is figured from the benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) column. Multiply by 2.12 for a 60-year-old and 0.78 for a 21-year-old.

CountyBenchmark silverLowest bronzeLowest silverLowest goldInsurers
Apache$1,048$781$1,029$1,2301
Cochise$713$581$706$7712
Coconino$786$647$751$8592
Gila$514$430$501$5914
Graham$671$561$654$7713
Greenlee$713$581$706$7712
La Paz$921$702$901$1,0623
Maricopa$484$388$472$5427
Mohave$901$686$886$1,0522
Navajo$669$559$652$7692
Pima$449$375$438$5167
Pinal$501$401$499$5916
Santa Cruz$449$375$438$5165
Yavapai$875$731$853$1,0063
Yuma$924$772$901$1,0622

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Sources: HealthCare.gov and CMS state marketplace list (exchange and dates); MACPAC MACStats, February 2026, and state Medicaid agencies (limits); HHS 2026 poverty guidelines; CMS individual market plan file on data.healthcare.gov, plan year 2026; IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-26. All checked October 24, 2026. Methods.

Questions people ask

When is open enrollment in Arizona for 2027?

HealthCare.gov opens November 1, 2026 and closes January 15, 2027. Pick a plan by December 15, 2026 for coverage that starts January 1.

What is the Medicaid income limit in Arizona?

Arizona expanded Medicaid, so adults 19 to 64 qualify up to 138% of the poverty line: $22,025 a year for one person in 2026, checked against monthly income.