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Indiana’s Health Insurance Premiums are Below the National Average

Indiana's Health Insurance Premiums are Below the National Average
Indiana’s Health Insurance Premiums are Below the National Average

We all need to address health care affordability together.

But let’s set the record straight—Indiana is not an outlier.

Health insurance premiums* in Indiana for family coverage were below the national average in 2022, ranking 30th in the nation. According to the most recent data, Indiana comes in at $21,502, and the national average is $21,931.

And Indiana premiums are also now lower than most of our neighboring states. Below is a chart and coordinating map comparing Indiana’s health insurance premiums and our closest states’ data.

Map of Indiana and its neighboring state's comparing health insurance premiums

With a focus on accessibility and affordability, Indiana’s health care stakeholders can continue to collaborate further to ensure its citizens can access the healthcare they deserve without the burden of high premiums.

Data Source: KFF Average Annual Family Premium per Enrolled Employee For Employer-Based Health Insurance

*Both the employer and employee contribution