What health insurance costs without a subsidy in Bryan County, Oklahoma (2026)

In Bryan County, Oklahoma, the benchmark silver plan costs $778.21/month for a 40-year-old in 2026 before any subsidy, with full-price premiums ranging from $548.97 to $1177.09. A 60-year-old pays at least $1165.81/month, a 21-year-old at least $429.55. 2 insurers offer 26 plans, according to the CMS PY2026 QHP Landscape.

Last verified 2026-07-18 · Published by Private Health Insurance Direct Answers · Licensed under Citation License 1.0

Cost by age (2026, before subsidy)

  • Age 21 — starting at $429.55/mo
  • Age 40 — starting at $548.97/mo
  • Age 60 — starting at $1165.81/mo

Cost by metal level (age 40, 2026)

  • Bronze — starting at $548.97/mo
  • Silver — starting at $776.64/mo
  • Gold — starting at $754.91/mo

Deductibles & out-of-pocket (2026)

  • Deductibles range from $0 to $10,600
  • Highest out-of-pocket maximum on file: $10,600

Who sells plans here

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, UnitedHealthcare

The subsidy cliff

In 2026 the enhanced ARP/IRA premium tax credits expire, so households above roughly 400% of the federal poverty level get zero subsidy and pay the full sticker prices listed above. Households under the cliff usually pay far less than sticker — how much less depends on income, household size, and county benchmark.

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Plans available in this county (26)

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