Summit County, OH · Plan year 2027 at 2026 prices · Updated October 24, 2026

Summit County, Ohio: what you'll pay in 2027

A 45-year-old in Summit County earning $35,000 would pay $85 a month for the cheapest bronze plan or $219 for the benchmark silver plan in 2027, after a premium tax credit of about $350 a month. Those figures use 2026 prices, because CMS had not published 2027 county prices as of this update.

Monthly cost after the 2027 credit

What each household would pay per month for the cheapest plan at each level, and for the benchmark silver plan, after the premium tax credit. Credit percentages are the 2027 IRS figures; premiums are Summit County's 2026 prices.

HouseholdIncome% of poverty lineCreditBronzeSilverBenchmarkGold
Single, 27 $25,000 157% $317 about $0 $87 $96 $139
Single, 27 $45,000 282% $51 $265 $353 $362 $404
Single, 45 $35,000 219% $350 $85 $206 $219 $277
Single, 45 $60,000 376% $58 $377 $498 $511 $569
Single, 45 $70,000 439% $0 $436 $556 $569 $627
Single, 60 $35,000 219% $851 about $0 $195 $219 $328
Single, 60 $60,000 376% $559 $260 $487 $511 $620
Single, 60 $70,000 439% $0 $819 $1,046 $1,070 $1,179
Couple, 62 and 60 $50,000 231% $1,871 about $0 $281 $331 $556
Couple, 62 and 60 $85,000 393% $1,479 $207 $674 $724 $948
Couple, 62 and 60 $95,000 439% $0 $1,686 $2,152 $2,202 $2,427
Family: 40, 38, kids 10 and 7
children likely on Medicaid
$50,000 152% $813 about $0 $160 $182 $284
Family: 40, 38, kids 10 and 7 $90,000 273% $895 $328 $666 $703 $866
Family: 40, 38, kids 10 and 7 $140,000 424% $0 $1,223 $1,562 $1,598 $1,761

Cheapest plan at each level and the benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) for the people who'd be on a marketplace plan; children who'd likely qualify for Medicaid are left out of the price. Non-smokers. Estimates, not quotes.

The math for one household

The 45-year-old earning $35,000, step by step:

  1. The 2026 poverty guideline for one person, used for 2027 coverage, is $15,960. $35,000 is 219% of it.
  2. At 219%, the 2027 IRS table expects 7.51% of income toward the benchmark plan: $219 a month.
  3. The benchmark silver plan in Summit County costs a 45-year-old $569 a month at 2026 prices.
  4. The credit is the difference: $569 minus $219, or $350 a month.
  5. Applied to the cheapest bronze plan, it leaves $85; to the cheapest gold, $277.

The 400% line matters most at 60. A 60-year-old earning $70,000 is $6,160 over the $63,840 limit and gets no credit. Under the line, the credit here would be worth about $6,314 a year.

Prices in Summit County

Summit County premiums before the credit
Benchmark silver, age 40$504 a month
Cheapest bronze, age 40$386 a month
Cheapest silver, age 40$492 a month
Cheapest gold, age 40$555 a month
Insurers and plans8 insurers, 125 plans
Benchmark rank in Ohio21 of 88 counties, cheapest first

2 other counties have exactly the same 2026 prices: Medina County, Portage County. The figures on this page apply there too.

If your income is low

Ohio expanded Medicaid, so adults earning up to 138% of the poverty line (about $22,025 a year for one person) usually get Medicaid instead of a credit. Children qualify for Medicaid at higher incomes. Full limits are on the Ohio page.

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Sources: CMS individual market plan file on data.healthcare.gov, plan year 2026; IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-26; HHS 2026 poverty guidelines; CMS default age curve; U.S. Census Bureau county population estimates, Vintage 2025 (to choose which counties get a page). Methods.

Questions people ask

How much is health insurance in Summit County for 2027?

It depends mostly on income. At 2026 prices, a 45-year-old earning $35,000 would pay $85 a month for the cheapest bronze plan and $219 for the benchmark silver plan after the 2027 premium tax credit of about $350 a month. Before any credit, the benchmark silver plan costs a 40-year-old $504 a month.

How many insurers sell marketplace plans in Summit County?

8 insurers offered 125 individual-market plans in 2026, according to CMS plan data.