Louisville health insurance for 2027
Louisville (population 20,811) is in Boulder County, where 86 Connect for Health Colorado plans from 5 carriers are sold for 2027. Price them for your household below, with your tax credit estimated.
Lowest full prices, age 40
| County | Plans | Cheapest bronze | Cheapest silver | Cheapest gold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boulder | 86 from 5 | $448.21/mo | $550.57/mo | $533.77/mo |
One 40-year-old, no tobacco, before tax credits. Carriers: Anthem, Colorado Access, Kaiser Permanente, Rocky Mountain Health Plans and Select Health.
Hospitals and clinics in Louisville
- Adventhealth AvistaAcute Care Hospital
- Centennial Peaks HospitalPsychiatric
- Clinica Family Health & Wellness -- Crisis & Addiction CenterCommunity health center
Whether a hospital is in a plan's network depends on the plan: use "Find your doctors" on any plan card to check.
What a 40-year-old in Louisville pays
At Louisville's typical pay. The typical worker in Louisville earns about $74,000 a year. At that income, a single 40-year-old gets no federal tax credit for 2027, because the credit ends above 400% of the poverty line. The lowest-priced bronze plan costs $448.21 a month. Pay: Census American Community Survey 2020-2024, median earnings of people who work (±$6,725).
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Questions before you choose?
ZIP codes in Louisville: 80027. Population: Census 2024 estimate. Prices: each carrier's 2027 rates approved by the Colorado Division of Insurance. Hospitals: CMS. Clinics: HRSA and CMS. Estimates; your price is set when you apply.