ACA health insurance in Arizona
ACA health insurance in Tucson, AZ: open enrollment for 2027
Open enrollment for 2027 begins November 1. Where Tucson 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 Tucson
Call 855-367-1095. A licensed agent will go through your household, your income and your doctors with you.
Health insurance in Tucson
Arizona uses the federal HealthCare.gov marketplace, so Tucson residents shop there.
Tucson has a large number of self-employed people and university workers, and income that changes from year to year is a common reason to review a marketplace plan.
Tucson is in Pima County, Arizona. Where you live decides which plans and prices you can get, because plan availability is set by county and ZIP code.
Arizona has expanded Medicaid, so some lower-income adults may qualify for Medicaid instead of Marketplace savings.
County and state lines near Tucson
Pima County is next to Pinal County, and many Tucson-area households spend part of the year elsewhere. Arizona's border with Mexico is close, and Medicare generally does not cover care in Mexico.
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.
- Banner – University Medical Center Tucson
- Tucson Medical Center
- Northwest Medical Center
- Southern Arizona VA Health Care System
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 Tucson
Where do I shop for an ACA plan in Tucson?
Arizona uses the federal HealthCare.gov marketplace, so Tucson residents shop there.
Do county or state lines near Tucson change my options?
Pima County is next to Pinal County, and many Tucson-area households spend part of the year elsewhere. Arizona's border with Mexico is close, and Medicare generally does not cover care in Mexico.
I work at the university. What if I lose my job coverage?
Losing job coverage can open a special enrollment period, usually for a limited time. Compare a marketplace plan with COBRA, and pay attention to the deadlines.
More for Tucson
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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