CMS Marketplace state · 105 counties

Kansas ACA marketplace premiums

Statewide aggregates from CMS Public Use Files. Listed rates are age-27 premiums unless a row notes another age band.

Data updated 2026-08-30

$602
Avg premium (age 27)

Above median

105
Counties
6
Issuers
#10 of 30
Premium rank (30 states)
Subscribe (RSS)
Avg premium $602/mo (age 27)

Kansas lists 64 ACA marketplace plans across 105 counties from 6 issuers. Average age-27 premium is $602/mo (age 40: $734/mo; age 60: $1,559/mo), ranging $362 to $803/mo. Source: CMS Marketplace Public Use Files.

  • State premium corpus place #10 of 30 (highest = #1)
  • Costliest county Silver: Wallace at $787/mo
  • Cheapest county Silver: Johnson at $568/mo

Premium rank is not plan-count rank

According to CMS Marketplace Public Use Files, Kansas ranks #10 of 30 federal-marketplace states by average age-27 premium ($602/mo) and #18 of 30 by plan count (64 plans).

#10 of 30
Age-27 premium among 30 states
$602
Average listed premium /mo (age 27)
#18 of 30
Plan count among 30 states
64
Listed ACA plans in this state

Highest listed average premium = #1. Most listed plans = #1. Federal-marketplace states only; state-based exchanges are outside this corpus.

High-premium band

Kansas in the high-premium third

$602/mo age-27 avg sits in the top third of tracked federal-marketplace states. Corpus place #10 of 30 (highest premium = #1).

Age-40 / age-60 averages are $734 and $1,559/mo. Inside the state, Silver still spans $219 from Johnson to Wallace.

Source: CMS Marketplace Public Use Files. Informational only; confirm options at HealthCare.gov. How we place states.

Where Kansas sits by plan inventory

Kansas lists 64 ACA marketplace plans among 30 federal-marketplace states (inventory signal, not a quality ranking).

Kansas vs all states by ACA plan count

Where this state's disclosed CMS Marketplace plan inventory sits among every tracked federal-marketplace state

64 18th of 30 higher than 12 of 30 states

States, banded by ACA marketplace plan count

Each bar is a band; taller bars hold more states. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.

Source CMS Marketplace Public Use Files · 2026-08-30

Nationwide similar states

Similar issuer count

Top 5 most-expensive counties - Kansas (Silver avg) Horizontal bar chart of the top 5 items by value (USD/mo). Top 5 most-expensive counties - Kansas (Silver avg) 1. Wallace $787 2. Clark $737 3. Finney $737 4. Ford $737 5. Grant $737 Top 5 Kansas counties ranked by average Silver-tier ACApremium (Plan Year 2026). Source: CMS Marketplace PublicUse Files.

Source: CMS Health Insurance Marketplace Public Use Files (Plan Year 2026) Kansas ACA marketplace premiums by county and metal tier (Plan Year 2026) · 2026 CMS publishes the Marketplace Public Use Files annually, covering the federal exchange and participating state-based exchanges. Premiums shown are pre-subsidy and reflect age-27 Silver averages.

Most Expensive Counties

# County Silver Avg Plans Issuers
1 Wallace $787/mo 9 1
2 Clark $737/mo 9 1
3 Finney $737/mo 9 1
4 Ford $737/mo 9 1
5 Grant $737/mo 9 1

Most Affordable Counties

# County Silver Avg Plans Issuers
1 Johnson $568/mo 55 5
2 Wyandotte $568/mo 55 5
3 Miami $595/mo 55 5
4 Leavenworth $604/mo 49 4
5 Morris $609/mo 46 4

Reading high-premium markets: see how APTC subsidies offset list rates.

All Counties in Kansas

County Silver Avg Bronze Avg Gold Avg Plans Issuers YoY
Allen $615 $481 $642 31 3 +20.2%
Anderson $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Atchison $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Barber $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Barton $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Bourbon $635 $520 $655 25 2 +23.8%
Brown $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
Butler $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Chase $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Chautauqua $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Cherokee $635 $520 $655 25 2 +23.8%
Cheyenne $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Clark $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Clay $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Cloud $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Coffey $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
Comanche $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Cowley $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Crawford $635 $520 $655 25 2 +23.8%
Decatur $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Dickinson $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Doniphan $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
Douglas $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Edwards $670 $546 $687 25 2 +9.7%
Elk $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Ellis $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Ellsworth $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Finney $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Ford $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Franklin $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Geary $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Gove $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Graham $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Grant $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Gray $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Greeley $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Greenwood $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Hamilton $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Harper $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Harvey $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Haskell $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Hodgeman $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Jackson $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Jefferson $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Jewell $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Johnson $568 $420 $584 55 5 +16.9%
Kearny $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Kingman $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Kiowa $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Labette $635 $520 $655 25 2 +23.8%
Lane $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Leavenworth $604 $454 $603 49 4 +22.8%
Lincoln $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Linn $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Logan $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Lyon $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
Marion $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Marshall $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
McPherson $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Meade $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Miami $595 $440 $597 55 5 +22.8%
Mitchell $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Montgomery $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Morris $609 $465 $634 46 4 +17.5%
Morton $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Nemaha $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
Neosho $635 $520 $655 25 2 +23.8%
Ness $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Norton $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Osage $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Osborne $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Ottawa $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Pawnee $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Phillips $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Pottawatomie $637 $504 $668 40 3 +23.3%
Pratt $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Rawlins $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Reno $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Republic $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Rice $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Riley $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Rooks $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Rush $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Russell $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Saline $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Scott $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Sedgwick $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Seward $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Shawnee $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Sheridan $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Sherman $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Smith $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Stafford $670 $546 $687 25 2 +13.8%
Stanton $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Stevens $737 $600 $702 9 1 +8.0%
Sumner $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Thomas $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Trego $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Wabaunsee $624 $476 $657 46 4 +22.3%
Wallace $787 $641 $750 9 1 +33.4%
Washington $618 $481 $640 40 3 +18.0%
Wichita $695 $562 $707 25 2 +27.6%
Wilson $637 $518 $651 25 2 +29.0%
Woodson $615 $481 $642 31 3 +20.2%
Wyandotte $568 $420 $584 55 5 +16.9%

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Kansas's average ACA premium in the high band?
Kansas ranks #10 of 30 federal-marketplace states by average age-27 premium (highest = #1; CMS PUF sort). Statewide avg is $602/mo. See /methodology#corpus-placement.
How wide is the county Silver gap inside Kansas?
Johnson averages $568/mo Silver vs Wallace at $787/mo ($219 within-state spread).
How many issuers sell ACA plans in Kansas?
6 issuers list 64 marketplace plans across 105 counties.

Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute insurance or financial advice. Premiums shown are base rates for a 27-year-old non-tobacco user unless otherwise noted. Actual premiums vary by age, location, tobacco use, and subsidy eligibility. Source: CMS Marketplace PUF.

PlainHealthPlan is rendered directly from CMS Health Insurance Marketplace Public Use Files, no number is typed in by an editor. County premiums and issuer counts are aggregated live from the CMS PUF records for each marketplace year. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of August 2026.