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How Much Is Individual Health Insurance? Updated for 2024 

Mira Research Team
Mira Research Team1 Jan 2024
Metal Tiers & Cost of Individual Health Insurance Plans Across the U.S.
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Factors that Influence the Cost of Individual Health Insurance
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The Marketplace
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Cost of Individual Health Insurance Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Bottom Line
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The average individual premiums in 2024 for the U.S. is $456.  depending on multiple factors. Your insurance plan varies by metal tier and plan type. Millions of people are without insurance or pay out of pocket for healthcare services, so obtaining a plan from the Marketplace can be an excellent option for many. There is a federal Marketplace, but many states also offer their individual health insurance.

Recent analysis found that insurance premiums are expected to increase an average of 6% (again) for 2024. Researchers cited three main factors that drive premium increase: inflaiton, end of COVID-19 related Public Health Emergency, and unwindling Medicaid enrollment. 

An alternative to individual health insurance plans is health memberships such as Mira. If you are struggling to find affordable yet high-quality health coverage, you may want to consider Mira. For as little as $45 a month, Mira members get access to low-cost virtual and urgent care, up to 80 percent off select medications, and same-day lab testing. Sign up for Mira today and get covered today!

 

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The Mira Research team conducts original data and medical research on the most applicable topics of today and translates them into easy-to-understand articles to educate the public. Each of our articles is carefully reviewed and curated with interviews and opinions from medical experts, public health officials, and experienced administrators. The team has educational backgrounds from New York University, the University of Virginia, more.

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