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Imperial Classic Bronze in Arizona (2027)

Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc. sells 1 Imperial Classic Bronze plan on HealthCare.gov in Arizona for 2027 (Bronze; HMO). The deductible is $7,500 and the out-of-pocket maximum $12,000 for one person. Their 2027 network files list 32 hospitals on this site.

Plans1Bronze
Deductible$7,500one person, in network
Full price, age 40$453–$895a month, before savings
Hospitals in network32in AZ, as listed

Imperial Classic Bronze plans in Arizona

PlanDeductible
one person
Out-of-pocket maxPrimary careFull price, age 40
a month, by county
CMS rating
Imperial Classic Bronze BronzeHMOHSA-eligible Summary of benefits $7,500 $12,000 $50 $453–$895across 8 counties Not rated

Full price for one 40-year-old non-smoker before tax credits, from HealthCare.gov; most people pay less. Ranges cover the Arizona counties with a hospital on this site where the plan is sold. Compare plans for your ZIP code and age.

Hospitals in the Imperial Classic Bronze network

As listed in Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc.'s 2027 Marketplace network files: 32 hospitals in Arizona for the Imperial Classic Bronze plan. Confirm with the insurer before you get care.

Phoenix

Mesa

Tucson

Chandler

Glendale

Apache Junction

Casa Grande

Gilbert

Goodyear

Page

Payson

Queen Creek

Show Low

Sun City

Sun City West

Wickenburg

Winslow

Questions

What is the deductible for Imperial Classic Bronze in Arizona?
For one person in 2027, the in-network deductible is $7,500, and the out-of-pocket maximum is $12,000, per HealthCare.gov's plan data.
Which hospitals are in network for Imperial Classic Bronze?
The insurer's 2027 Marketplace network files list 32 hospitals in Arizona for at least one Imperial Classic Bronze plan, including Banner Desert Medical Center, Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix, Valleywise Health Medical Center. Confirm with the insurer before you get care.
How much does Imperial Classic Bronze cost?
Full price for one 40-year-old ranges $453–$895 a month across Arizona counties before tax credits. Most people pay less after savings; HealthCare.gov shows your price.

Other Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc. plans in Arizona

Source: HealthCare.gov Marketplace API (plans, benefits, prices, CMS quality ratings) and Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc.'s 2027 Marketplace provider network files, networks loaded November 4, 2026.

Individual Marketplace (ACA) plans only. Plans, prices and networks change; confirm with the insurer before you enroll or get care. Not affiliated with Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc., HealthCare.gov or CMS.