ICHRA in Georgia.
The ICHRA itself is federal — a fixed, tax-free monthly allowance your employees use to buy their own individual plans. What's local is the market underneath it. Here is what that market looks like in Georgia.
The Georgia market underneath it.
Georgia runs its own exchange, Georgia Access — one of the newest state-based marketplaces, after moving off HealthCare.gov for the 2025 plan year. Employees shop and enroll there, and every filed plan in all 159 counties is public in government rate filings.
Where employees buy plans
Georgia Access — the state's own exchange, or directly from carriers off-exchange.
How premiums are set
Premiums vary by age (up to 3:1), rating area, and tobacco use across Georgia's 16 rating areas. Metro Atlanta prices differently from South Georgia, so budgets should come from your team's real ZIP codes.
What we price here
Every individual plan in our live 2026 artifact for Georgia — 159 counties across 16 rating areas, from government rate filings.
Georgia questions.
Where do Georgia employees buy plans under an ICHRA?
On Georgia Access, the state's own exchange (Georgia moved off HealthCare.gov for the 2025 plan year), or directly from carriers off-exchange. The ICHRA allowance works the same either way.
Does an ICHRA work for a company with offices in Atlanta and elsewhere?
Yes — that's a case where ICHRAs beat one group plan. Each employee's allowance can reflect their own market, and each person picks from the plans actually filed where they live.
See your Georgia team's number.
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