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2027 ACA marketplace plans in Bowman County, North Dakota

Updated with 2027 plan data from HealthCare.gov.

Bowman County, North Dakota has 25 ACA marketplace plans from 3 insurers for 2027, with full-price monthly premiums for a 40-year-old ranging from $503 to $965 and a benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) plan at $679 per month, before any premium tax credit, per HealthCare.gov plan data.

Plan data retrieved November 2, 2026 from HealthCare.gov. Premiums shown are full price for one 40-year-old non-smoker, before any premium tax credit.

2027 plan table

IssuerPlanMetalAge 40DeductibleMOOP
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity Standardized $7,500Bronze$502.69$7,500$12,000
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity $6,500Bronze$508.42$6,500$11,500
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueCare Bronze HSA Eligible $50 PCP CopayBronze$523.97$6,000$12,000
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity $8,000 HSA QualifiedBronze$529.98$8,000$8,000
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueValue Bronze HSA Eligible $50 PCP CopayBronze$530.84$7,500$12,000
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueDirect Bronze 100 HSA Eligible $8100 DeductibleBronze$566.91$8,100$8,100
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Bronze ShareBronze$575.74$8,000$12,000
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Bronze StandardBronze$612.83$7,500$12,000
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity Standardized $6,400Silver$664.71$6,400$10,300
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity $5,000Silver$678.51$5,000$10,000
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity $4,000Silver$696.92$4,000$9,750
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity $2,000Gold$698.05$2,000$10,500
Sanford Health PlanSanford Individual Simplicity Standardized $2,500Gold$700.79$2,500$8,600
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueCare Gold $10 PCP CopayGold$742.54$2,000$8,000
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueDirect Gold 90 HSA Eligible $2600 DeductibleGold$746.03$2,600$4,300
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueValue Gold $30 PCP Copay Standardized planGold$752.55$2,500$8,600
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueValue Silver $40 PCP CopaySilver$818.62$6,400$10,300
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueCare Silver $35 PCP CopaySilver$846.24$3,500$10,600
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North DakotaBlueDirect Silver 80 HSA Eligible $4000 DeductibleSilver$863.30$4,000$8,000
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Silver StandardSilver$934.89$6,400$10,300
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Silver ShareSilver$955.75$3,525$9,300
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Gold ShareGold$957.60$2,600$6,000
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Gold StandardGold$958.69$2,500$8,600
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Gold HSAGold$961.50$3,500$4,700
MedicaMedica Individual Choice Silver HSASilver$965.34$4,200$8,700

Questions about 2027 plans in Bowman County

How many ACA plans are available in Bowman County for 2027?
Bowman County, North Dakota has 25 ACA marketplace plans from 3 insurers for 2027, per HealthCare.gov plan data.
What is the 2027 benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) premium in Bowman County?
The 2027 benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) premium in Bowman County is $679 per month for a 40-year-old before tax credits.
What is the cheapest 2027 plan in Bowman County?
The cheapest 2027 plan in Bowman County is Sanford Individual Simplicity Standardized $7,500 from Sanford Health Plan, a Bronze plan at $503 per month for a 40-year-old before tax credits.
When is Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage?
In states that use HealthCare.gov, Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage runs November 1, 2026 through January 15, 2027. Enroll by December 15, 2026 for coverage that starts January 1, 2027.
How do I get help choosing or enrolling?
You can enroll at HealthCare.gov or call the HealthCare.gov call center at 1-800-318-2596.

Insurers in this county

Sources

  • HealthCare.gov plan data — plan, premium, deductible and out-of-pocket figures on this page come from the CMS Marketplace API that powers HealthCare.gov window shopping, refreshed at most every 24 hours.

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