Oregon ACA Health Insurance

36 counties, 6 issuers, 59 plans

$529
Avg Premium (Age 27)
$645
Avg Premium (Age 40)
$1,369
Avg Premium (Age 60)
$5,472
Avg Deductible

Premium Range

Premiums in Oregon range from $350/mo to $803/mo (age 27 base rate).

Reading the Oregon Marketplace

The ACA marketplace in Oregon lists 59 plans from 6 issuers spread across 36 counties. The statewide average premium is $529/mo for a 27-year-old, $645/mo at age 40, and $1,369/mo at age 60 — reflecting the ACA's 3-to-1 age rating band. Individual plan premiums run from $350 at the low end to $803 at the high end, before subsidies.

Geography drives most of the within-state variation: Crook posts the highest Silver average at $565/mo, while Clackamas sits at $457/mo — a gap shaped by local issuer competition, hospital pricing, and risk-pool composition rather than benefit differences, since every marketplace plan must cover the same 10 essential health benefits. The statewide average annual deductible is $5,472, the amount most enrollees must pay before non-preventive coverage begins.

Premium tax credits (APTCs) further reduce what most enrollees pay out of pocket, with the size of the subsidy keyed to each county's benchmark (second-lowest Silver) premium. This page is informational only and is not insurance, medical, or tax advice — confirm your exact plan options, network providers, and subsidy eligibility at HealthCare.gov before enrolling. Source: CMS Marketplace Public Use Files.

Top 5 most-expensive counties — Oregon (Silver avg)

Top 5 most-expensive counties — Oregon (Silver avg) Horizontal bar chart of the top 5 items by value (USD/mo). Top 5 most-expensive counties — Oregon (Silver avg) Top 5 1. Crook $565 2. Jefferson $565 3. Baker $560 4. Gilliam $560 5. Grant $560 Top 5 Oregon counties ranked by average Silver-tier ACA premium (Plan Year 2025). Source: CMS Healthcare.gov rate filings.

Source: CMS Healthcare.gov + state-based exchange rate filings (PY 2025) Oregon ACA marketplace premiums by county and metal tier (Plan Year 2025 Rate Filing) · 2025 CMS publishes Healthcare.gov rate filings annually for the federal exchange; state-based exchanges publish on their own schedules. Premiums shown are pre-subsidy and reflect age-27 Silver averages.

Most Expensive Counties

# County Silver Avg Plans Issuers
1 Crook $565/mo 41 5
2 Jefferson $565/mo 41 5
3 Baker $560/mo 37 5
4 Gilliam $560/mo 37 5
5 Grant $560/mo 37 5

Most Affordable Counties

# County Silver Avg Plans Issuers
1 Clackamas $457/mo 59 6
2 Multnomah $457/mo 59 6
3 Washington $457/mo 59 6
4 Yamhill $460/mo 53 6
5 Marion $491/mo 56 6

All Counties in Oregon

County Silver Avg Bronze Avg Gold Avg Plans Issuers YoY
Baker $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Benton $504 N/A $595 50 6 +17.5%
Clackamas $457 N/A $542 59 6 +18.2%
Clatsop $558 N/A $670 41 5 +17.6%
Columbia $534 N/A $635 52 6 +17.5%
Coos $556 N/A $670 37 5 +17.1%
Crook $565 N/A $676 41 5 +17.7%
Curry $556 N/A $670 37 5 +17.1%
Deschutes $508 N/A $605 41 5 +17.3%
Douglas $542 N/A $651 41 5 +17.7%
Gilliam $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Grant $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Harney $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Hood River $540 N/A $637 53 6 +17.2%
Jackson $542 N/A $651 41 5 +17.7%
Jefferson $565 N/A $676 41 5 +17.7%
Josephine $542 N/A $652 37 5 +17.2%
Klamath $507 N/A $604 37 5 +16.7%
Lake $507 N/A $604 37 5 +16.7%
Lane $504 N/A $595 50 6 +17.5%
Lincoln $558 N/A $670 41 5 +17.6%
Linn $504 N/A $595 50 6 +17.5%
Malheur $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Marion $491 N/A $580 56 6 +15.1%
Morrow $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Multnomah $457 N/A $542 59 6 +18.2%
Polk $497 N/A $584 50 6 +15.7%
Sherman $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Tillamook $556 N/A $670 37 5 +17.1%
Umatilla $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Union $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Wallowa $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Wasco $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Washington $457 N/A $542 59 6 +18.2%
Wheeler $560 N/A $671 37 5 +17.3%
Yamhill $460 N/A $544 53 6 +18.0%

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ACA Health Insurance in Oregon

The Affordable Care Act marketplace in Oregon offers 59 health insurance plans from 6 issuers across 36 counties. Premiums vary significantly by geography: the most expensive county (Crook) averages $565/mo for a Silver plan, while the most affordable (Clackamas) averages $457/mo.

Many consumers qualify for premium tax credits that significantly reduce monthly costs. Subsidies are based on household income relative to the federal poverty level. The average deductible across plans is $5,472, though lower-deductible options are available at higher monthly premiums.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does health insurance cost in Oregon?
The average ACA marketplace premium in Oregon is $529/mo for a 27-year-old, $645/mo for a 40-year-old, and $1,369/mo for a 60-year-old. Premiums range from $350 to $803/mo across 36 counties and 6 issuers.
What is the cheapest health insurance plan in Oregon?
The most affordable county for ACA coverage in Oregon is Clackamas with an average Silver plan premium of $457/mo. Actual costs depend on age, tobacco use, household income, and subsidy eligibility.
How many health insurance companies operate in Oregon?
6 insurance issuers offer 59 ACA marketplace plans across 36 counties in Oregon. Competition varies by county, with some areas having more plan choices than others.
Where is health insurance most expensive in Oregon?
The most expensive county for ACA coverage in Oregon is Crook, where the average Silver plan costs $565/mo. By comparison, the most affordable county is Clackamas at $457/mo — a difference driven by issuer competition and local healthcare costs.
What is the average deductible for health plans in Oregon?
The average annual deductible across ACA marketplace plans in Oregon is $5,472. Bronze plans typically have higher deductibles (lower premiums), while Gold and Platinum plans offer lower deductibles at higher monthly costs. Silver plans with cost-sharing reductions may offer even lower deductibles for qualifying households.

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.

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