SOLO plans include many benefits that help you (and your family) stay healthy -- and get the care you need if you get sick or hurt. Open enrollment for 2025 plans has ended. But in some cases, if you have a qualifying life event, you may be eligible to enroll in a health plan.
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“Metal levels” tell you the average amount the plans pay for covered services. The chart below describes ranges of premiums and out-of-pocket costs for each plan level.
Metal Level | Premiums | Out-of-Pocket Costs | Plan Pays* |
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Gold Plans | Higher | Lower | 80% |
Silver Plans | Moderate | Moderate | 70% |
Bronze Plans | Lowest | Highest | 60% |
*Average amount plan pays for covered services.
As you review our plans below, here are some important terms to know:
- POS: Plans with POS ("point-of-service") in their name means you'll be able to visit out-of-network doctors, but you'll pay more.
- HMO: Plans with HMO ("health maintenance organization") in their name means you must visit in-network doctors to have those services covered.
- HSA: This stands for "health savings account." HSA-compatible plans allow you to save money tax-free to use for qualified health care expenses.
*Integrated medical and prescription drug deductible.
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