The Marketplace in New York City
Marketplace plans and prices depend on where you live, usually your county or ZIP code. New York City is in New York County, Kings County, Queens County, Bronx County, and Richmond County.
New York runs its own State-based Marketplace for Plan Year 2027, according to CMS. Open Enrollment dates on a state Marketplace can differ from the HealthCare.gov calendar (November 1 to January 15). Use the official state enrollment site, or start at HealthCare.gov’s state page, which points you to it.
Official type for Plan Year 2027, per CMS: State-based Marketplace. Enroll at The Marketplace in your state (HealthCare.gov), or call 1-800-318-2596 (TTY 1-855-889-4325).
The five boroughs are five counties. Nearby New Jersey and Connecticut residents should use those state pages, because Marketplace rules follow the state you live in.
Private plans and common situations in New York City
Plan availability and short-term rules differ by state, and doctor networks can differ by county. A licensed agent can compare private, off-exchange options with Marketplace coverage in New York City and tell you if a Marketplace plan would cost you less. Your request from this site goes only to Private Market Health and is never resold.
See also private health insurance in New York.
Reviewed November 13, 2026. Educational only — not insurance, tax or legal advice. This is not a government website.
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