QHP Index

Expanded Bronze plans in Grant County

9 Expanded Bronze plans sold in Grant County, North Dakota, from 3 insurers, priced at age 60.

What people in Grant County actually paid

The prices below are the sticker price. Most people do not pay it. In 2026, the average plan in Grant County listed at $630 a month and the average person paid $199 after the advance premium tax credit.

Across the 53 North Dakota counties CMS published, the averages are $628 and $228; across the country, $829 and $183. Those are our averages of the county figures; every other number here is CMS’s own.

49 of the 284 people who enrolled here — 17.3% — 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.

Premiums at age 60: 212730405060

PlanMetalType Premium at 60DeductibleMax out of pocket
BlueCare Bronze HSA Eligible $50 PCP Copay ($5 Value Based Drug List)
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota
Expanded BronzePPO $921.67 $6,000 $10,150
BlueValue Bronze HSA Eligible $50 PCP Copay (Standardized plan)
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota
Expanded BronzePPO $955.11 $7,500 $10,000
BlueDirect Bronze 100 HSA Eligible ($8000 Deductible / $5 Preventive Drug List)
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota
Expanded BronzePPO $978.29 $8,000 $8,000
Sanford Individual Simplicity Standardized $7,500
Sanford Health Plan
Expanded BronzePPO $990.36 $7,500 $10,000
Sanford Individual Simplicity $6,500
Sanford Health Plan
Expanded BronzePPO $1,006.86 $6,500 $9,750
Sanford Individual Simplicity $7,200 HSA Qualified
Sanford Health Plan
Expanded BronzePPO $1,037.03 $7,200 $7,200
Medica Individual Choice Bronze Share
Medica
Expanded BronzeHMO $1,171.49 $8,000 $10,600
Medica Individual Choice Bronze $0 Copay PCP Visits
Medica
Expanded BronzeHMO $1,278.37 $7,500 $10,600
Medica Individual Choice Expanded Bronze Standard
Medica
Expanded BronzeHMO $1,301.12 $7,500 $10,000

Counties next to this one

Grant County is in Rating Area 4 of North Dakota. A rating area is the group of counties an insurer must price together, so a plan sold in two of them carries the same price in each. 12 other counties share it and are listed first; the rest are the largest in North Dakota.

CountyPlansInsurersCheapest at 40Average paid after credit
Emmons County same rating area 373 $346.01$272
McIntosh County same rating area 373 $346.01$265
McLean County same rating area 373 $346.01$289
Mercer County same rating area 373 $346.01$359
Oliver County same rating area 373 $346.01$320
Traill County same rating area 373 $346.01$236
Benson County same rating area 313 $373.82$197
Eddy County same rating area 313 $373.82$231
Griggs County same rating area 313 $373.82$228
Nelson County same rating area 313 $373.82$203
Ramsey County same rating area 313 $373.82$250
Ransom County same rating area 313 $373.82$175

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. CMS landscape file as loaded 17 September 2026. The state and national averages are our arithmetic over CMS’s county figures; nothing else 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.