Official Florida OIR data • Plan Year 2026

How Many ACA Individual-Market Issuers Serve Each Florida County?

Search the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s reported county totals for individual-market issuers with on-exchange and off-exchange availability. The explorer covers all 67 Florida counties.

Source table published October 16, 2025; page and transcription reviewed July 26, 2026.This is a dated market-availability dataset, not a live plan inventory.

Plan Year 2026 individual-market data

Explore issuer counts by Florida county

Search all 67 counties, select one for a focused result, or filter the table by its reported on-exchange issuer count.

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67 counties shown

Plan Year 2026 on-exchange and off-exchange individual-market issuer counts by Florida county
Florida countyOn exchangeOff exchange
Alachua46
Baker34
Bay34
Bradford34
Brevard79
Broward1113
Calhoun44
Charlotte34
Citrus34
Clay57
Collier56
Columbia33
DeSoto44
Dixie22
Duval57
Escambia46
Flagler56
Franklin33
Gadsden44
Gilchrist22
Glades33
Gulf22
Hamilton22
Hardee44
Hendry33
Hernando35
Highlands34
Hillsborough79
Holmes22
Indian River67
Jackson22
Jefferson44
Lafayette22
Lake911
Lee56
Leon56
Levy23
Liberty44
Madison44
Manatee56
Marion68
Martin68
Miami-Dade1012
Monroe11
Nassau34
Okaloosa34
Okeechobee22
Orange1012
Osceola911
Palm Beach1012
Pasco79
Pinellas57
Polk57
Putnam22
Santa Rosa46
Sarasota45
Seminole1012
St. Johns57
St. Lucie68
Sumter23
Suwannee33
Taylor33
Union34
Volusia79
Wakulla44
Walton34
Washington22

What exactly do these county counts represent?

The source table places an availability marker beside each company and county, then reports separate totals for the on-exchange and off-exchange columns.

  • “On exchange” counts companies marked as available through the ACA Marketplace in that county for the 2026 individual market.
  • “Off exchange” counts companies marked as available outside the Marketplace in that county for the same market and plan year.
  • A company may appear in both columns. Do not add the two totals to estimate a unique number of companies.
  • The totals count issuers, not plans. One issuer may offer multiple plans, networks, or benefit designs.

How was the explorer built and checked?

The method is intentionally narrow so the result does not imply more than the source supports.

  1. 1

    We used the Florida OIR table titled “Individual Market Availability by Company” for Plan Year 2026.

  2. 2

    For each of Florida’s 67 county rows, we transcribed only the final On Exchange and Off Exchange totals.

  3. 3

    We retained the county-level counts and did not infer, rank, recommend, or display company names.

  4. 4

    We checked that the dataset contains 67 unique county rows and kept the source publication date and direct PDF link with the data.

How should you use a county result?

Treat the count as a market-orientation step. Then verify the choices that affect an actual enrollment decision.

Confirm the current ZIP-code inventory

Use HealthCare.gov’s plan preview or the applicable official Marketplace. A county count is not a substitute for a current plan search.

Compare the exact plan—not only the issuer

Review the Summary of Benefits and Coverage, provider directory, formulary, referral rules, prior authorization, deductible, and out-of-pocket limit.

Separate availability from affordability

More reported issuers does not prove lower premiums or a better fit. Final prices and Marketplace savings require the household’s official application details.

Official sources and verification links

The explorer’s counts come only from the Florida OIR PDF. The federal links below are for checking current plans and the documents that matter when comparing them.

Move from a county count to a plan-level review

After confirming current availability, compare the exact premium, cost sharing, network, and prescription coverage. If a detail is missing, mark it as unresolved instead of assuming.