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Health insurance in Utah

382,473 Utah residents bought a marketplace plan for 2026. What they were offered depended on which of the state's 26 counties they live in.

Reviewed September 4, 2026 · 2026 federal data

9.3%Uninsured, under 65 20th of 26 states
127Plans per 1,000 Median is 79
2–5Insurers per county Depending where you live
26Counties with data 6 with pages

Source: CMS Marketplace Open Enrollment Public Use Files and US Census Small Area Health Insurance Estimates, 2026 release. Figures cover the under-65 population.

Where you enroll

Utah uses the federally facilitated marketplace, so you enroll at HealthCare.gov on the federal calendar — the dates are here.

Medicaid covers the bottom of the range in Utah

Utah expanded Medicaid, so there is no coverage gap here: adults under 138% of the poverty guideline — about $22,025 for one person — go to Medicaid rather than falling between it and the subsidy.

281,338 under-65 Utah residents are uninsured all the same, 9.3% of them — 20th of the 51 states and DC, and 0.9× the 26-state median of 9.9%.

How much choice Utah counties get

Counties in Utah carry between 2 and 5 insurers, so competition is fairly even across the state without being uniform.

No county in Utah is down to a single insurer. Since the previous plan year, 17 counties in Utah gained an insurer and none lost one.

Heavy marketplace use

382,473 Utah residents selected a marketplace plan for 2026. Against the state's under-65 population that is 127 per thousand, well above the 26-state median of 79, and 5th highest of the 26 states on this site.

Of those, 45,524 — 12% — were new rather than renewing, which is a fairly typical mix of new and renewing enrollees (24th of 26).

The spread inside Utah

Salt Lake County is the largest county we publish here, with 1,056,468 under-65 residents; Cache County is the smallest, with 126,329. Salt Lake County has 5 insurers offering 49 plans, and Cache County has 3 offering 19.

The widest choice in Utah is in Salt Lake County — 5 insurers, 49 plans. The narrowest is Cache County, with 3 insurers and 19 plans. Same state, same rules, 30 more plans to choose from.

Uninsured rates range from 6.8% in Davis County to 12.7% in Washington County — 1.9 times as high, within one state.

The 6 largest counties in Utah

By under-65 population, covering 86% of the state's under-65 residents. Utah has 26 counties with complete federal data; we publish pages for the largest.

CountyUnder 65Uninsured InsurersPlans Per 1,000
Salt Lake County1,056,4689.6%549131
Utah County677,7558.1%543154
Davis County336,3426.8%44492
Weber County239,26410.5%43884
Washington County159,56812.7%322149
Cache County126,3299.6%319112

Source: CMS Marketplace Open Enrollment Public Use Files and US Census Small Area Health Insurance Estimates, 2026 release. "Per 1,000" is marketplace plan selections per thousand under-65 residents.

Find out what a plan costs in your Utah county

Across Utah's 26 counties the number of insurers runs from 2 to 5. Which one you are in changes the answer, and a licensed agent can price it for your household.

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