ACA health insurance in Texas
ACA health insurance in Fort Worth, TX: open enrollment for 2027
Open enrollment for 2027 begins November 1. Where Fort Worth residents shop for a plan, what the county and state lines mean for you, and how to get help choosing.
Get help choosing a plan in Fort Worth
Call 855-367-1095. A licensed agent will go through your household, your income and your doctors with you.
Health insurance in Fort Worth
Texas uses the federal HealthCare.gov marketplace, so Fort Worth residents shop there.
Tarrant County and its neighbors are priced separately, so the plans and prices you see depend on where you live.
Fort Worth is in Tarrant County, Texas. Where you live decides which plans and prices you can get, because plan availability is set by county and ZIP code.
Texas has not adopted the standard Medicaid expansion, and some adults with low incomes can fall into a coverage gap.
County and state lines near Fort Worth
Tarrant County borders Dallas, Denton, Parker and Johnson counties, and the Fort Worth and Dallas areas share many doctors. Plan networks and prices can change across those lines.
Check the networks
Marketplace plans have their own networks, and they differ from one plan to the next. These are among the largest systems serving the area. Naming them here is not a statement that any plan includes them.
- JPS Health Network
- Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth
- Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center
- Cook Children's Health Care System
- Medical City Fort Worth
The dates
Open enrollment for 2027 coverage begins November 1, 2026. Plans and prices for 2027 can differ from this year, and after open enrollment you can usually enroll only with a qualifying life event.
ACA questions in Fort Worth
Where do I shop for an ACA plan in Fort Worth?
Texas uses the federal HealthCare.gov marketplace, so Fort Worth residents shop there.
Do county or state lines near Fort Worth change my options?
Tarrant County borders Dallas, Denton, Parker and Johnson counties, and the Fort Worth and Dallas areas share many doctors. Plan networks and prices can change across those lines.
Will my premium change if I move from Tarrant County to Denton County?
It can. Plans and prices are set by area, and a move to a different county can change which plans are offered and what they cost. Moving is also usually a qualifying life event.
More for Fort Worth
Ready to look at your options?
Call 855-367-1095 before open enrollment gets busy. There is no charge to review your options.
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