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UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard in Texas (2027)

UnitedHealthcare sells 1 UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard plan on HealthCare.gov in Texas 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 237 hospitals on this site.

Plans1Bronze
Deductible$7,500one person, in network
Full price, age 40$539–$1,152a month, before savings
Hospitals in network237in TX, as listed

UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard plans in Texas

PlanDeductible
one person
Out-of-pocket maxPrimary careFull price, age 40
a month, by county
CMS rating
UHC Bronze StandardUHC Bronze Standard (HSA, $0 Insulin) BronzeHMOHSA-eligible Summary of benefits $7,500 $12,000 $50 $539–$1,152across 114 counties 3 of 5

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

Hospitals in the UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard network

As listed in UnitedHealthcare's 2027 Marketplace network files: 237 hospitals in Texas for the UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard plan. Confirm with the insurer before you get care.

Houston

San Antonio

Conroe

El Paso

Fort Worth

Arlington

Austin

Lubbock

Dallas

Amarillo

Beaumont

Denton

Texarkana

Tyler

Corpus Christi

Edinburg

Georgetown

Greenville

Harlingen

Kingwood

Laredo

Lufkin

McKinney

Midland

Pasadena

Plainview

Sugar Land

Victoria

Webster

Addison

Alice

Alpine

Anahuac

Andrews

Aspermont

Ballinger

Bay City

Belton

Bonham

Borger

Brady

Brownfield

Bryan

Caldwell

Carrizo Springs

Carrollton

Celina

Childress

Clear Lake City

Colorado City

Corsicana

Crosbyton

Dalhart

De Soto

Denison

Denver City

Desoto

Dimmitt

Dumas

Eagle Lake

Eagle Pass

Eden

El Campo

Eldorado

Electra

Fairfield

Floresville

Fort Stockton

Friona

Frisco

Gainesville

Garland

Glen Rose

Granbury

Groesbeck

Hallettsville

Hamilton

Haskell

Hemphill

Henrietta

Hereford

Horizon City

Humble

Huntsville

Iraan

Irving

Jacksboro

Jacksonville

Jasper

Jim Ned

Kenedy

Kermit

Kerrville

Killeen

Kingsville

Knox City

Lake Jackson

Lamesa

Lampasas

Levelland

Lewisville

Liberty

Livingston

Lockney

Longview

Madisonville

Mansfield

Marshall

McCamey

Mexia

Midlothian

Monahans

Morton

Muenster

Muleshoe

Nacogdoches

Navasota

New Braunfels

Nocona

Olney

Palacios

Palestine

Pearland

Perryton

Plano

Port Lavaca

Quanah

Quitman

Rankin

Refugio

Richardson

Richmond

Rotan

Round Rock

San Angelo

San Augustine

Seminole

Seymour

Shamrock

Sherman

Snyder

Sonora

Southlake

Spearman

Stanton

Sulphur Springs

Sweeny

Tahoka

Temple

Throckmorton

Tomball

Tulia

Uvalde

Van Horn

Vernon

Wellington

Wheeler

Wichita Falls

Winnsboro

Yoakum

Questions

What is the deductible for UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard in Texas?
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 UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard?
The insurer's 2027 Marketplace network files list 237 hospitals in Texas for at least one UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard plan, including St Lukes Episcopal Hospital, Medical City Dallas Hospital, Texas Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth. Confirm with the insurer before you get care.
How much does UnitedHealthcare UHC Bronze Standard cost?
Full price for one 40-year-old ranges $539–$1,152 a month across Texas counties before tax credits. Most people pay less after savings; HealthCare.gov shows your price.

Other UnitedHealthcare plans in Texas

Source: HealthCare.gov Marketplace API (plans, benefits, prices, CMS quality ratings) and UnitedHealthcare'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 UnitedHealthcare, HealthCare.gov or CMS.