ACA marketplace plans in Harmon County, Oklahoma (2026)

Harmon County, Oklahoma has 26 ACA marketplace plans from 2 insurers in 2026, with monthly premiums for a 40-year-old ranging from $549 to $1,177 and a benchmark (second-lowest-cost silver) plan at $778 per month.

Updated July 21, 2026 · Reviewed by Jason Burns, Editorial Steward

Plan table

IssuerPlanMetalAge 21Age 40Age 60DeductibleMOOP
UnitedHealthcareUHC Bronze Essential (No Referrals)Bronze$429.55$548.97$1,165.81$10,600$10,600
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Bronze PPO℠ 202Bronze$449.99$575.09$1,221.27$6,800$10,600
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Preferred Security PPO℠ 200Catastrophic$643.06$821.83$1,745.26$10,600$10,600
UnitedHealthcareUHC Bronze Standard (No Referrals)Expanded Bronze$445.20$568.97$1,208.27$7,500$10,000
UnitedHealthcareUHC Bronze Standard+ (Dental + Vision, No Referrals)Expanded Bronze$464.20$593.24$1,259.83$7,500$10,000
UnitedHealthcareUHC Bronze Copay Focus $0 Indiv Med Ded ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, No Referrals)Expanded Bronze$468.20$598.36$1,270.69$0$10,600
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Bronze PPO℠ StandardExpanded Bronze$478.00$610.88$1,297.29$7,500$10,000
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Bronze PPO℠ 203Expanded Bronze$513.32$656.02$1,393.15$4,500$8,300
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Preferred Bronze PPO℠ StandardExpanded Bronze$698.36$892.50$1,895.35$7,500$10,000
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Gold PPO℠ 309Gold$590.70$754.91$1,603.16$1,050$10,600
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Gold PPO℠ 604Gold$607.34$776.18$1,648.32$1,100$8,600
UnitedHealthcareUHC Gold Standard (No Referrals)Gold$610.25$779.90$1,656.22$2,000$8,200
UnitedHealthcareUHC Gold Advantage ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, No Referrals)Gold$616.40$787.76$1,672.92$2,000$7,000
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Gold PPO℠ StandardGold$628.56$803.30$1,705.91$2,000$8,200
UnitedHealthcareUHC Gold Advantage+ ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, Dental + Vision, No Referrals)Gold$635.40$812.04$1,724.48$2,000$7,000
UnitedHealthcareUHC Gold Copay Focus $0 Indiv Med Ded ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, $5 Tier 2 Rx, No Referrals)Gold$644.22$823.31$1,748.40$0$7,000
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Preferred Gold PPO℠ StandardGold$894.36$1,142.99$2,427.29$2,000$8,200
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Silver PPO℠ 501Silver$607.70$776.64$1,649.30$3,500$10,600
UnitedHealthcareUHC Silver Standard (No Referrals)Silver$608.93$778.21$1,652.63$6,000$8,900
UnitedHealthcareUHC Silver Value ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, $5 Tier 2 Rx, No Referrals)Silver$613.75$784.37$1,665.71$2,900$9,500
UnitedHealthcareUHC Silver Advantage ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, $5 Tier 2 Rx, No Referrals)Silver$621.08$793.74$1,685.61$2,600$9,200
UnitedHealthcareUHC Silver Value+ ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, $5 Tier 2 Rx, Dental + Vision, No Referrals)Silver$632.74$808.65$1,717.27$2,900$9,500
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Silver PPO℠ StandardSilver$639.83$817.70$1,736.50$6,000$8,900
UnitedHealthcareUHC Silver Advantage+ ($0 Virtual Urgent Care, $5 Tier 2 Rx, Dental + Vision, No Referrals)Silver$640.08$818.02$1,737.17$2,600$9,200
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Advantage Silver PPO℠ 204Silver$643.65$822.58$1,746.87$1,025$10,150
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaBlue Preferred Silver PPO℠ StandardSilver$921.04$1,177.09$2,499.70$6,000$8,900

Cost-sharing reductions (CSR)

Silver plans in this county carry the standard cost-sharing shown above. If your household income is between 100% and 250% of the federal poverty level, HealthCare.gov automatically applies CSR variants of silver plans that lower deductibles, copays, and the annual out-of-pocket maximum — the plan name stays the same but the numbers on your Summary of Benefits change.

Subsidy context for 2026

The enhanced premium tax credits from the American Rescue Plan Act and the Inflation Reduction Act expired December 31, 2025, so for plan year 2026 the pre-2021 ACA subsidy structure returns — households above 400% of the federal poverty level receive no premium tax credit at all, and lower-income households pay a larger share of the benchmark plan's premium (see the Congressional Research Service report R48290 and KFF's 2026 premium tracker). These figures describe the rules; nothing on this page is a recommendation.

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