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Health Insurance Companies in Florida (2027 List)

Updated November 2026 for the 2027 plan year. This page lists the health insurance companies selling coverage in Florida: the insurers on the ACA Marketplace, the companies with the largest share of the commercial market, the Medicaid managed care plans and the leading Medicare Advantage carriers. Florida Blue (BCBS FL) is the largest commercial health insurer in Florida, with 34% of the market, according to the American Medical Association (AMA).

For coverage you buy yourself, Florida residents use HealthCare.gov. For 2027, 11 insurers are expected to offer Marketplace plans there, based on federal and state filings.

Florida Health Insurance at a Glance

Measure Florida Source
Largest commercial insurer (share of market) Florida Blue (BCBS FL) (34%) AMA, 2024 data
Second-largest commercial insurer UnitedHealth Group (18%) AMA, 2024 data
ACA Marketplace HealthCare.gov
Marketplace plan selections, 2026 4,538,772 (-4.2% from 2025) CMS
Average monthly Marketplace premium after tax credits $106 in 2026 ($67 in 2025) CMS
Medicaid enrollees, 2024 4,363,948 CMS
Share of Medicaid enrollees in comprehensive managed care 70.0% CMS, 2024
Medicare Advantage plans, 2027 560 (611 in 2026) CMS
Largest Medicare Advantage carrier Humana (32%) AMA, 2024 data

Largest Health Insurance Companies in Florida

The AMA’s annual Competition in Health Insurance report measures each insurer’s share of enrollment in the commercial market, which includes employer plans and individual coverage, and in Medicare Advantage. The latest edition uses enrollment as of January 1, 2024.

Market Largest insurer Share Second-largest insurer Share
Commercial (employer and individual) Florida Blue (BCBS FL) 34% UnitedHealth Group 18%
Medicare Advantage Humana 32% UnitedHealth Group 30%

The Blue Cross Blue Shield licensee in Florida: Florida Blue (Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, Inc.; GuideWell). For every company, including national carriers, see our List of Health Insurance Companies.

ACA Marketplace Insurers in Florida for 2026 and 2027

Insurer 2026 2027
22 Health Yes Yes
Ambetter Health Yes Yes
AmeriHealth Caritas Next Yes Yes
AvMed Yes Yes
Capital Health Plan Yes Yes
Cigna Healthcare Yes No
Florida Blue (BlueCross BlueShield FL) / Florida Blue HMO Yes Yes
Florida Health Care Plans Yes Yes
Health First Commercial Plans Yes Yes
Molina Healthcare Yes No
Oscar Health Maintenance Organization of Florida Yes Yes
UnitedHealthcare Yes Yes
Wellpoint Yes Yes

Cigna and Molina are leaving the Florida Marketplace for 2027, and Sunshine State Health Plan is not on the state’s 2027 list of individual-market insurers. Florida Blue continues to sell ACA plans in all 67 counties.

Source: CMS Marketplace plan data files. Insurer names are brand names; an insurer may sell in only part of the state. Check plans for your ZIP code at HealthCare.gov.

Claim Denial Rates for Florida Marketplace Insurers

In 2024, Florida HealthCare.gov insurers denied 22.2% of in-network claims, compared with 18.7% nationally. Rates by insurer:

Insurer (as filed) In-Network Claims In-Network Denial Rate
Health Options, Inc. 42,561,091 24.7%
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida 22,220,889 19.1%
Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company 4,620,013 20.0%
UnitedHealthcare of Florida, Inc. 3,564,380 20.2%
Florida Health Care Plan, Inc. 3,536,806 17.0%
Health First Commercial Plans, Inc. 2,123,475 22.4%
Molina Healthcare of Florida, Inc 1,447,710 23.6%
Sunshine State Health Plan 1,271,365 20.2%
Capital Health Plan 540,104 6.5%
AvMed, Inc. 431,996 27.3%
AmeriHealth Caritas Florida, Inc. 79,451 25.7%

Full methodology and national rankings are in our claim denial rates by insurer report.

Medicaid Managed Care Plans in Florida

Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) runs Medicaid in Florida. In 2024, 70.0% of the state’s 4,363,948 Medicaid enrollees were in comprehensive managed care plans, according to CMS; see our Medicaid managed care by state data. Programs: Statewide Medicaid Managed Care (SMMC): Managed Medical Assistance (MMA), Long-Term Care (LTC), Dental.

  • Aetna Better Health of Florida
  • Children’s Medical Services (specialty)
  • Community Care Plan
  • Florida Community Care
  • Humana Medical Plan
  • Molina Healthcare of Florida
  • Simply Healthcare of Florida
  • Sunshine State Health Plan
  • UnitedHealthcare of Florida

Source: Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA).

Medicare Advantage in Florida

People with Medicare in Florida can choose from 560 Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, compared with 611 in 2026, and 100% have access to a plan with a $0 monthly premium, according to CMS. The largest Medicare Advantage carriers are Humana (32%) and UnitedHealth Group (30%), according to the AMA. Compare every state on our Medicare Advantage plans by state page, and see our Medigap vs Medicare Advantage guide before you choose.

Recent Developments in Florida

  • Third-generation SMMC contracts (2025–2030) took effect Feb. 1, 2025, in nine new regions. UnitedHealth, CVS/Aetna and Molina won additional regional contracts in July 2024 after protesting the April 2024 awards. (source)
  • Cigna, Molina and Sunshine State Health Plan do not appear on the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s 2027 individual-market company list, dated October 16, 2026. (source)
  • Florida Blue continues to sell ACA plans in all 67 counties for 2027. (source)

How To Choose a Health Insurer in Florida

  • Compare Marketplace plans for your ZIP code and update your income to get the right tax credit.
  • Check that your doctors and hospitals are in network; our HMO vs PPO vs EPO guide explains the differences.
  • Compare the out-of-pocket maximum as well as the premium.
  • If your insurer is leaving the Marketplace for 2027, choose a new plan by December 15 for coverage starting January 1.
  • For complaints or help with a denied claim, contact the Florida Department of Financial Services.

For statewide enrollment and premium trends, see our ACA Marketplace enrollment by state data, and follow our Health Insurance Companies hub for insurer news.

Sources

American Medical Association, Competition in Health Insurance: A Comprehensive Study of U.S. Markets (2025 update, 2024 data); CMS 2026 and 2025 Open Enrollment State-Level Public Use Files; CMS Marketplace plan data files for 2026 and 2027; CMS Medicaid Managed Care Enrollment (2024); CMS 2027 Medicare Advantage and Part D state fact sheets; KFF 2024 Transparency in Coverage data; Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA).

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