16 Silver plans
sold in Johnson County, Kansas, from 5 insurers,
priced at age 21.
What people in Johnson County actually paid
The prices below are the sticker price. Most people do not pay it. In 2026,
the average plan in Johnson County listed at $661 a month and the average
person paid $192 after the advance premium tax credit.
9,326 of the 42,343 people who enrolled here — 22.0% — paid $10 a month or less.
What you pay depends on your income and your household, and only HealthCare.gov can work it out
for you. These are the county's published averages, not a quote.
Silver is the only level that carries cost-sharing reductions. If your income is under 250% of the federal poverty level, a Silver plan’s deductible and copays drop automatically — often far below what Gold offers for more money. Each plan’s page shows exactly what it becomes.
Open enrollment for 2026 coverage runs 1 November 2025 to 15 January 2026 in most states. Outside that window you need a qualifying life event — losing other coverage, moving, marrying, having a child — to enrol.
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Premiums, deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums and cost sharing are reproduced from the
HealthCare.gov Qualified Health Plan landscape file published by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
Services for plan year 2026. What people actually paid comes from the CMS open-enrollment county public use file for 2026. Nothing on this page is calculated by us. This is not a complete list of
your options and it is not advice: to see every plan and to enrol, use
HealthCare.gov or call 1-800-318-2596.