Bronze HSA $7,300 ON-EX — full price in Hocking County, Ohio (2026)
Bronze HSA $7,300 ON-EX (99969OH0080498), a expanded bronze plan from MedMutual in Hocking County, Ohio, costs $674.46/month full price for a 40-year-old in 2026 — $1432.31 at 60, with a $7,300 deductible and $7,300 out-of-pocket max, per the CMS PY2026 QHP Landscape.
HIOS plan ID: 99969OH0080498 · Issuer: MedMutual · Last verified 2026-07-18 · Published by Private Health Insurance Direct Answers · Licensed under Citation License 1.0
Full-price premium by age (2026)
| Age | Monthly premium |
|---|---|
| 21 | $527.75 |
| 27 | $553.08 |
| 30 | $599.00 |
| 40 | $674.46 |
| 50 | $942.56 |
| 60 | $1432.31 |
Deductibles & out-of-pocket max (2026)
- Individual deductible: $7,300
- Family deductible: $14,600
- Individual out-of-pocket max: $7,300
- Family out-of-pocket max: $14,600
Vs. county benchmark
The county benchmark silver premium for a 40-year-old is $537.82/mo. This plan is $674.46/mo at 40 — a difference of $136.64/mo.
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 — how much less depends on income, household size, and county benchmark.
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Other expanded bronze plans in Hocking County
| Plan | Issuer | Premium @ 40 |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze Classic Standard | Oscar Health Insurance | $396.18 |
| Bronze Classic 4700 | Oscar Health Insurance | $401.61 |
| Bronze Simple Diabetes | Oscar Health Insurance | $404.64 |
| Bronze Simple Breathe Easy with Enhanced COPD Benefits | Oscar Health Insurance | $406.52 |
| Bronze Simple Chronic Care CKM | Oscar Health Insurance | $409.66 |
Sources
- CMS PY2026 QHP Landscape — Individual Market Medical — the plan record for HIOS ID 99969OH0080498 in FIPS 39073.
- Provider network directory
- Drug formulary
- Methodology
← All plans and costs in Hocking County
Reviewed by Jason Burns, Editorial Steward.