What health insurance costs without a subsidy in South Carolina counties (2026)
Full-price 2026 benchmark silver premiums for 46 South Carolina counties, sourced from the CMS PY2026 QHP Landscape. These are the sticker prices households above the 400% federal poverty level pay in 2026 — with no premium tax credit — after the enhanced ARP/IRA subsidies expire.
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- Abbeville County$460.78/mo
- Aiken County$534.12/mo
- Allendale County$556.50/mo
- Anderson County$664.65/mo
- Bamberg County$503.06/mo
- Barnwell County$515.46/mo
- Beaufort County$584.73/mo
- Berkeley County$556.12/mo
- Calhoun County$556.80/mo
- Charleston County$509.08/mo
- Cherokee County$643.63/mo
- Chester County$596.19/mo
- Chesterfield County$559.13/mo
- Clarendon County$585.53/mo
- Colleton County$570.19/mo
- Darlington County$530.76/mo
- Dillon County$558.62/mo
- Dorchester County$565.91/mo
- Edgefield County$503.81/mo
- Fairfield County$536.13/mo
- Florence County$543.79/mo
- Georgetown County$498.90/mo
- Greenville County$591.95/mo
- Greenwood County$497.39/mo
- Hampton County$558.40/mo
- Horry County$498.32/mo
- Jasper County$546.34/mo
- Kershaw County$519.58/mo
- Lancaster County$604.62/mo
- Laurens County$588.11/mo
- Lee County$536.32/mo
- Lexington County$593.49/mo
- Marion County$551.47/mo
- Marlboro County$587.60/mo
- McCormick County$499.75/mo
- Newberry County$551.98/mo
- Oconee County$551.28/mo
- Orangeburg County$529.92/mo
- Pickens County$585.51/mo
- Richland County$571.13/mo
- Saluda County$570.70/mo
- Spartanburg County$641.58/mo
- Sumter County$538.46/mo
- Union County$643.63/mo
- Williamsburg County$520.79/mo
- York County$614.44/mo