Health insurance plans in Wisconsin
Wisconsin uses the federal Marketplace, with 301 plans across the Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers from up to 12 insurers. Which tier suits you depends far more on how much care you expect to use than on the premium alone.
The priciest Bronze plan in Wisconsin costs 2.2× the cheapest.
Bronze plans here run from $276 to $600 a month for the same actuarial tier. Metal level sets roughly what share of your care is covered, not what you pay for it — so the tier label alone tells you very little about which of these 110 plans is right for you.
The three tiers in Wisconsin, compared
Catastrophic and other coverage
Some states also offer Catastrophic plans, which carry very low premiums and very high deductibles and are limited to people under 30 or those with a hardship exemption. They are a small share of the market and are not broken out into their own page here — you can find any available in Wisconsin on the full Wisconsin plan list. Platinum plans are rare on the federal Marketplace and are absent from most states.
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