QHP Index

Premier $5,000 HDHP

Silver · HMO · Security Health Plan · Wisconsin

At age 40 it costs between $942.87 and $1,061.97 a month before any subsidy, depending on which county you live in — a marketplace plan is priced per rating area, not per state.

What this Silver plan costs if your income qualifies

Below certain incomes the marketplace improves a Silver plan's cost sharing automatically — you do not apply for it, and it happens on Silver and on no other metal level. The premium does not change; the deductible and what you pay at the doctor do.

If your income isDeductibleMost you could pay in a yearPrimary careGeneric drugs
Above 250%, or not applied for$5,000$6,500$10 Copay after deductibleNo Charge after Deductible
up to 150% of the federal poverty level$300$1,000No Charge after DeductibleNo Charge after Deductible
150% to 200%$1,000$2,950No Charge after DeductibleNo Charge after Deductible
200% to 250%$3,900$5,600$10 Copay after deductibleNo Charge after Deductible

CMS calls these cost-sharing reductions. The percentages are actuarial values, not discounts. HealthCare.gov works out which one you get from the income you report when you apply.

What CMS publishes about it

Plan ID38166WI0310004
InsurerSecurity Health Plan
Metal levelSilver
Plan typeHMO
Deductible (individual)$5,000
Deductible (family)$10,000
Drug deductibleIncluded in the medical deductible
Most you could pay in a year$6,500
Family maximum$13,000
Primary care visit$10 Copay after deductible
Specialist visit20% Coinsurance after deductible
Emergency room$500 Copay after deductible
Inpatient stay20% Coinsurance after deductible
Generic drugsNo Charge after Deductible
Preferred brand drugs$50 Copay after deductible
Specialty drugs40% Coinsurance after deductible
Adult dental includedNo
Child dental includedNo
Share of premium buying essential health benefits100.00%
Network directoryWho is in network
Summary of benefitsSummary of benefits and coverage
Drug listFormulary
Customer service1-844-293-9624 · TTY 1-800-947-3529

Where it is sold, and what it costs there

32 counties. The premium is the price before any tax credit; what you pay depends on your income.

CountyAt 21At 30At 40At 50At 60
Adams County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Florence County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Forest County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Iron County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Juneau County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Langlade County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Menominee County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Oneida County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Shawano County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Vilas County $737.78$837.37 $942.87$1,317.66 $2,002.32
Lincoln County $745.55$846.19 $952.80$1,331.53 $2,023.39
Marathon County $745.55$846.19 $952.80$1,331.53 $2,023.39
Portage County $745.55$846.19 $952.80$1,331.53 $2,023.39
Wood County $745.55$846.19 $952.80$1,331.53 $2,023.39
Barron County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Chippewa County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Clark County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Dunn County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Eau Claire County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Pepin County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Price County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Rusk County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Taylor County $784.38$890.26 $1,002.42$1,400.88 $2,128.78
Ashland County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Bayfield County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Buffalo County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Burnett County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Douglas County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Jackson County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Sawyer County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Trempealeau County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24
Washburn County $830.98$943.15 $1,061.97$1,484.10 $2,255.24

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. 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.