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Compare private PPO, HMO, and ACA Marketplace plans across Massachusetts. Free expert guidance from a licensed agent — find the right coverage for your situation.
Massachusetts has had universal health coverage since 2006 — the model for the ACA. MassHealth (Medicaid) covers over 2.2 million residents, and the MA Health Connector covers 350,000+ through subsidized and unsubsidized plans. Massachusetts has the second-lowest uninsured rate in the US at under 3%. Medicare covers 1.3 million residents.
Massachusetts residents have access to health coverage through multiple channels: the ACA Marketplace (healthcare.gov), off-marketplace private plans from carriers like Blue Cross, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna, Medicaid for qualifying low-income individuals, and employer-sponsored group plans.
The right plan depends on your income, family size, preferred doctors, and how much flexibility you want in choosing providers. Insurance Answers USA helps you compare every option available at your address — completely free.
Open enrollment runs November 1 – January 15. Subsidies are available to most Massachusetts residents — nationally, 87% of Marketplace enrollees receive a premium tax credit that reduces their monthly cost.
Learn moreAvailable year-round for those who don't qualify for subsidies or prefer off-marketplace options. PPOs offer the most provider flexibility.
Learn moreCovering your spouse and children in Massachusetts. Understand family deductibles, dependent coverage rules, and pediatric benefit requirements.
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