Health Insurance Premiums in Colorado to Double in 2026
According to the Colorado Division of Insurance, health insurance rates for middle-income Coloradans who buy their own coverage are set to double in 2026.
The statewide net average premium increase will be 101%, which may result in 75,000 Coloradans being unable to afford health insurance next year.
The increase is primarily due to the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits under the Affordable Care Act.
These tax credits, available to those who buy their own health insurance through Connect for Health Colorado, will expire on December 31.
Author's summary: Colorado health insurance premiums to double in 2026.
- Statewide net average premium increase: 101%
- Estimated number of Coloradans who won't be able to afford health insurance: 75,000
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