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Health insurance in Maryland

176,483 uninsured Maryland residents earn in the range a premium tax credit is built for. Maryland Health Connection has not yet published its 2027 enrollment dates.

Reviewed September 4, 2026 · 2024 Census data

362,232Uninsured, under 65 7.2% of the under-65 population
176,483In the subsidy range 138–400% of poverty
90,763Under 138% of poverty 25% of the uninsured
24Counties with data 15 with a page

Source: US Census Small Area Health Insurance Estimates, 2024 release.

Who is uninsured in Maryland

362,232 people under 65 in Maryland have no health coverage — 7.2% of the under-65 population, 35th highest of the 51 states and DC. 176,483 (49%) earn inside the premium tax credit range.

90,763 uninsured Maryland residents (25% of the total) earn under $22,025. Maryland expanded Medicaid, so that group mostly qualifies for it instead — and it enrolls year-round.

Where Maryland residents enroll, and by when

Maryland does not use HealthCare.gov. It runs Maryland Health Connection at marylandhealthconnection.gov, and sets its own enrollment dates — which are not always the federal ones. Applying at HealthCare.gov will redirect you.

Maryland's 2027 dates are not settled. Maryland Health Connection announced a December 31 end date in April 2026, before the federal rule was vacated, and has not published a revised date. We would rather say that than print a deadline we cannot source.

Checked 2026-09-01. 2027 dates moved nationally after a court ruling — what changed and why.

How enrollment works · If you missed the window

The 15 largest counties in Maryland

By under-65 population — 95% of Maryland's under-65 residents, from 24 counties with published estimates.

CountyUnder 65 UninsuredIn subsidy range ShareUninsured 50–64
Montgomery County879,5648.0%33,66948%6.2%
Prince George's County775,17211.2%44,28251%8.1%
Baltimore County667,1576.9%22,46349%4.6%
Anne Arundel County490,0775.4%12,79848%4.0%
Baltimore city449,3837.8%17,14049%7.0%
Howard County280,9604.7%5,75843%3.7%
Frederick County248,8485.4%6,39748%4.1%
Harford County215,9814.4%4,42847%3.3%
Charles County145,5794.9%3,30446%3.9%
Carroll County142,4514.4%2,80345%3.4%
Washington County122,5647.5%4,66551%5.9%
St. Mary's County97,6875.1%2,37447%3.7%
Cecil County86,8955.7%2,39748%4.3%
Wicomico County84,4998.0%3,29149%5.7%
Calvert County78,5634.1%1,49947%3.3%

Source: US Census Small Area Health Insurance Estimates, 2024 release. "In subsidy range" counts uninsured under-65 residents earning 138–400% of the federal poverty level.

What a plan costs in Maryland

These are published figures for Maryland. What you would pay depends on your county, age, household and income — a licensed agent can price it on the call.

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