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Health Insurance in Montana (2027)

Montana health insurance in 2027: the KFF benchmark against every state, the insurers, lowest prices by county, Open Enrollment dates and the tax-credit line.

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Short answer: Montana buys its marketplace plans through HealthCare.gov. KFF’s 2027 benchmark Silver premium for a 40-year-old is $889 a month there, 26% above the U.S. average of $704 and 45th of the 51 states and D.C. from cheapest. Below the 2027 tax-credit line the credit absorbs most of the price; above it, the full price is what you pay.

$889Montana’s 2027 benchmark Silver at 40, 26% above the U.S. average
45 of 51cheapest to dearest, by the KFF 2027 benchmark
2insurers on the Montana marketplace for 2027
Jan 152027: Open Enrollment ends; December 15 for a January 1 start

Montana against the whole country

The cheapest 2027 benchmark in the country is New Hampshire ($486) and the dearest Vermont ($1,313); Montana sits at $889. The benchmark is the second-lowest-cost Silver plan for a 40-year-old, the plan the tax credit is measured against, so below the credit line every state costs the same share of income and the ranking only bites above it.

Montana’s marketplace for 2027

2 insurers sell Montana marketplace plans for 2027: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana (all 56 counties) and Mountain Health CO-OP (all 56 counties).

Every Montana county has at least one PPO plan for 2027.

AreaBronzeSilverGoldSilver deductible
Billings (Yellowstone County)$484$678$643$6,400
Missoula (Missoula County)$584$819$778$6,400
Bozeman (Gallatin County)$642$906$857$6,400
Kalispell (Flathead County)$584$819$778$6,400
Great Falls (Cascade County)$642$906$857$6,400

Lowest 2027 prices for a 40-year-old, a month, before any tax credit, from the CMS 2027 plan file.

Every Montana County

CountyRating areaInsurersLowest Silver, age 40
Beaverhead42$860
Big Horn42$860
Blaine42$860
Broadwater22$976
Carbon12$678
Carter42$860
Cascade22$906
Chouteau22$976
Custer42$860
Daniels42$860
Dawson42$860
Deer Lodge22$976
Fallon42$860
Fergus42$860
Flathead32$819
Gallatin22$906
Garfield42$860
Glacier42$860
Golden Valley42$860
Granite42$860
Hill42$860
Jefferson22$976
Judith Basin22$976
Lake32$819
Lewis and Clark22$906
Liberty42$860
Lincoln42$860
Madison42$860
McCone42$860
Meagher42$860
Mineral42$860
Missoula32$819
Musselshell12$678
Park42$860
Petroleum42$860
Phillips42$860
Pondera42$860
Powder River42$860
Powell42$860
Prairie42$860
Ravalli42$860
Richland42$860
Roosevelt42$860
Rosebud42$860
Sanders42$860
Sheridan42$860
Silver Bow22$976
Stillwater12$678
Sweet Grass12$678
Teton22$976
Toole42$860
Treasure42$860
Valley42$860
Wheatland42$860
Wibaux42$860
Yellowstone12$678

Self-Employed in Montana

Premiums you pay for yourself come back off your income on Form 7206, up to the profit of the business. The self-employed health insurance deduction in Montana and the S-corp version walk through Montana’s tax treatment with a calculator; the self-employed ranking puts Montana against every other state at full price.

Moving to Montana

A plan from another state does not come along: a new Montana address opens a 60-day window. Moving to Montana has the dates, and the Montana county pages on Coverage by County have every plan filed.

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Common questions

How much is health insurance in Montana in 2027?

KFF's 2027 benchmark Silver premium for a 40-year-old is $889 a month before any tax credit, 45 of 51 from cheapest. Below the tax-credit line the credit caps the benchmark at a share of income.

Which insurers sell marketplace plans in Montana for 2027?

2 insurers sell Montana marketplace plans for 2027: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana (all 56 counties) and Mountain Health CO-OP (all 56 counties).

When is Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage in Montana?

November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027 on HealthCare.gov; pick a plan by December 15, 2026 for a January 1 start.

Sources

General information, not a quote or an offer of coverage. Private plans are medically underwritten: they ask health questions, can decline or exclude a condition, are not ACA coverage and get no tax credit. Daniel Griffin, licensed independent agent, NPN #22052447, is not tied to any single carrier and not affiliated with the U.S. government.

Open Enrollment 2027 in Montana

Montana uses HealthCare.gov. Open Enrollment runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027; pick a plan by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1. Outside those dates a qualifying event, such as a move into Montana, losing other coverage, marriage or a new child, opens a 60-day window.

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