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Small business health insurance in Wyoming

Wyoming small employers in 2027: what an ICHRA allowance buys on the individual market (median Silver $1,242 a month at 40, 2 insurers, PPOs sold), the group.

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The short answer: a Wyoming business with 1 to 50 employees chooses between a small-group plan and reimbursing staff for individual plans. The individual market an ICHRA or QSEHRA allowance buys here prices a 40-year-old’s median Silver at $1,242 a month for 2027 (+11.9% from 2026), the cheapest Silver filed anywhere in the state is $1,121 (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming, Laramie County), 2 insurers sell, and PPO plans are sold on the marketplace. The owner’s own coverage follows the entity, and the Form 8941 credit follows headcount and wages, the same in every state.

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What an allowance buys in Wyoming

Median Silver, age 40, full price$1,242 a month ($1,110 in 2026)
Cheapest Silver filed, age 40$1,121, BlueSelect Silver HealthPlus without Kid's Dental, Laramie County (deductible $5,500)
Range of Silver medians across counties$1,121 to $1,599
Cheapest Silver at 27 / 50 / 60$919 / $1,567 / $2,381
Insurers selling individual plans for 20272 (2 in 2026)
Counties with a single insurer3 of 23
Plan types filedEPO, PPO

Source: CMS Plan Year 2027 and 2026 Qualified Health Plan Landscape files, every individual-market plan filed in Wyoming. An ICHRA allowance is spent on these plans; an employee’s age moves the price along the federal curve, up to about three times a 21-year-old’s at 60. Small-group plans are priced separately by each carrier and quoted from a census.

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The 2027 premium tax credit line for the owner’s own coverage is $63,840 for one person, $86,560 for a couple and $132,000 for a family of four, on net income; above it the full filed price applies and the private market is the comparison. The deduction route depends on the entity (by entity type). Wyoming against the other states: Plans By State; the 1099 side of Wyoming: Plans For 1099; every county’s plans: Coverage by County.