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Quitman County, GA — ACA coverage

Marketplace plans, premium tax credit eligibility, and Medicaid options for residents of Quitman County, Georgia. Updated 2026-06-08.

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Quitman County coverage highlights

Est. marketplace enrollees
9,502
2025 plan year — Georgia total 1,510,852 ÷ 159 counties.
Premium tax credit
100–400% FPL *NEW 2027
2027: benchmark Silver capped at 2.15%–10.22% of income; no subsidy above 400% FPL. Sourcei
Medicaid expansion
Not adopted
Coverage gap below 100% FPL. Sourcei
CHIP (PeachCare for Kids)
252% FPL
Pregnancy Medicaid to 225% FPL. Sourcei
Carriers on marketplace
6
Statewide issuer count — county availability may vary. Sourcei
Medicare 5★ MA-PD (2026)
Not in county
No CMS 5-star MA-PD contract serves this county. Sourcei

Enrollee count is an estimate derived by evenly distributing the state's CMS plan-select total across counties; actual county enrollment varies with population.

How the Quitman County estimate is calculated

Methodology: ACA Beacon does not have county-level enrollment dashboards for every U.S. county. To give you a directional sense of marketplace activity in Quitman County, we take the most recent state-wide Open Enrollment Period (OEP) plan-selection total reported by CMSi (or the state-based marketplace) and divide it evenly by the number of counties in Georgia.

Formula used here: 1,510,852 total state signupsi ÷ 159 Georgia countiesi = ~9,502 estimated enrollees for Quitman County.

Uncertainty & limitations: Counties vary widely in population, income, and insurer participation. Urban counties typically enroll far more residents than rural ones. This number is a simple average, not a forecast or official CMS county report. Use it as a rough indicator of statewide penetration, not a precise local count.

Last updated 2026-06-08. Data source: CMS OEP state-level plan-selection reports.

ACA marketplace in Quitman County

Residents of Quitman County shop and enroll in ACA marketplace plans at georgiaaccess.gov/. Plans are rated by county, so available carriers and prices in Quitman may differ from elsewhere in Georgia.

Carriers currently selling in Georgia include: Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Georgia, Ambetter from Peach State Health Plan, CareSource, Kaiser Permanente, Oscar Health, Aetna. The final 2027 carrier list for Quitman County is confirmed when Georgia filings are finalized before Nov 1, 2026.

Premium tax credit eligibility

*NEW INFORMATION · 2027

For 2027, premium tax credits cap a benchmark Silver plan at 2.15%–10.22% of household income. The enhanced subsidies expired, so households above 400% FPL get no credit.

Cost-sharing reduction (CSR) Silver plans further reduce deductibles for households under 250% FPL.

Use our free subsidy calculator or see the full Georgia subsidy & income tables.

Medicaid & CHIP in Quitman County

Georgia has not adopted ACA Medicaid expansion, so adults without dependents in Quitman County may fall into the coverage gap below 100% FPL. Premium tax credits on the marketplace begin at 100% FPL.

PeachCare for Kids covers children up to 252% FPL; pregnancy Medicaid covers up to 225% FPL. Apply year-round at medicaid.georgia.gov/programs/peachcare-kids · 1-877-427-3224.

Open Enrollment & SEP

*NEW INFORMATION · 2027

2027 Open Enrollment in Georgia: November 1, 2026 – January 15, 2027. Missed it? You may still enroll within 60 days of a qualifying life event (job loss, marriage, birth, move, income change). See Georgia OEP & SEP details.

Other Georgia counties

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The information contained on this website is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for missing or inaccurate information. Please consult a licensed insurance broker in your state and area for insurance advice. Please consult a CPA for tax or legal advice.

The information contained on this website is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for missing or inaccurate information. Please consult a licensed insurance broker in your state and area for insurance advice. Please consult a CPA for tax or legal advice.