Oklahoma Health Insurance Plans

2027 Subsidy-eligible and Off-Exchange plans

164 plans across the state

Obamacare (On-Exchange) plans

Subsidy-eligible plans sold through the federal Marketplace. Prices shown are before any tax credit.

Elite Bronze
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Bronze PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$0 / $0
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$11,900 / $23,800
Bronze Simple
by Oscar Insurance Company
Bronze HSA eligible HMO
Deductible · ind / family
$9,150 / $18,300
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$12,000 / $24,000
Everyday Bronze
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Bronze PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$9,350 / $18,700
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$11,000 / $22,000
Focused Silver
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Silver PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$6,300 / $12,600
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$9,600 / $19,200
Silver Core Plan
by Oscar Insurance Company
Silver HMO
Deductible · ind / family
$9,000 / $18,000
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$10,300 / $20,600
Signature Silver
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Silver PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$6,400 / $12,800
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$10,300 / $20,600
Everyday Gold
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Gold PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$800 / $1,600
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$7,250 / $14,500
Signature Gold
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Gold PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$2,500 / $5,000
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$8,600 / $17,200
Elite Gold
by Ambetter of Oklahoma
Gold PPO
Deductible · ind / family
$0 / $0
Out-of-pocket max · ind / family
$8,150 / $16,300

Off-Exchange plans

Plans sold directly by the carriers, outside the federal Marketplace. These are not eligible for a subsidy tax credit.

Frequently asked questions

What are Obamacare health insurance plans?

Obamacare plans are eligible for reduced costs through a subsidy tax credit. They're offered only through the federal marketplace (healthcare.gov) or a state's own exchange — but certified brokers, agents, and web brokers can help you enroll and apply for a subsidy.

What are Off-Exchange health insurance plans?

Off-Exchange plans are available outside the federal marketplaces and existed before Obamacare. You can enroll through a broker, agent, web broker, or directly with the insurance company.

What's the difference between Obamacare and Off-Exchange plans?

The main difference is that only Obamacare plans are eligible for a subsidy tax credit. Otherwise, plan design, coverage, and rates are similar, and both must follow federal regulations.

How do I choose the plan that's best for me and my family?

Understand a few key concepts first — premium price, out-of-pocket costs, deductibles, and metal levels. Our choosing-a-plan FAQ explains each one.

FAQs — choosing a health insurance plan →