39.2% below small group

ICHRA savings in Taylor County, GA

In Taylor County, individual silver coverage benchmarks at $722/mo versus $1,187/mo for small group — a gap of about $465 per employee per month, or $5,579 a year.

Last updated: August 17, 2026 · plan-year 2026, lowest-cost silver (age 50), same year both markets. Estimates, not quotes.

What the gap means at your headcount

Benchmark gap × employees × 12 months. Illustrations only — your contribution design sets the real number.

EmployeesMonthly benchmark gapEstimated annual gap
10 $4,649 $55,790
25 $11,623 $139,476
50 $23,246 $278,952
100 $46,492 $557,904

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Taylor County vs the Georgia average

Taylor CountyGeorgia qualifying-county avg
Monthly gap / employee$465$457
Savings vs small group39.2%37%

Taylor County runs $8/month ahead of the typical qualifying Georgia county — one of the stronger local cases for an ICHRA in the state. See how the whole state stacks up on the Georgia savings page or the interactive map.

Nearby Georgia counties

How Taylor County compares to other qualifying counties in the state.

CountyIndividual /moSmall group /moYou saveAnnual / employee
Quitman County $722 $1,187 39.2% $5,579
Stewart County $722 $1,187 39.2% $5,579
Talbot County $722 $1,187 39.2% $5,579
Troup County $722 $1,187 39.2% $5,579
Upson County $722 $1,187 39.2% $5,579
Webster County $722 $1,187 39.2% $5,579

Methodology

Every figure on this page compares the lowest-cost silver plan for a 50-year-old in Taylor County (FIPS 13269) across both markets for the same plan year (2026): the individual market side comes from the CMS Marketplace Public Use Files, the small-group side from Ideon's county-level rate data. We never mix plan years, tiers, or geographies. Figures are benchmark estimates — not an offer of insurance, a quote, or a guarantee of savings.

Taylor County ICHRA FAQs

How much can employers save with an ICHRA in Taylor County, Georgia?

For plan year 2026 the Taylor County benchmark gap is about $465 per employee per month — individual silver coverage at $722/mo versus $1,187/mo for comparable small-group coverage. Over a year that's roughly $5,579 per employee. These are estimates from public and industry benchmark data, not quotes; actual savings depend on your census and contribution design.

What does small-group health insurance cost in Taylor County compared to individual plans?

The 2026 small-group benchmark in Taylor County is $1,187/month (lowest-cost silver, age 50) versus $722/month for the same-tier individual-market plan — the individual market prices 39.2% lower. That inversion is exactly what makes an ICHRA work here.

How does Taylor County rank for ICHRA savings in Georgia?

Taylor County ranks #90 of 131 Georgia counties with a $100+/month benchmark gap. Its $465/month gap is $8 above the Georgia qualifying-county average of $457/month.

Where does this Taylor County data come from?

Individual-market premiums come from the CMS Marketplace Public Use Files and small-group benchmarks from Ideon — lowest-cost silver plan, age 50, same county and same plan year (2026) on both sides. Same-year, same-county, same-tier is the only apples-to-apples comparison we publish.

Is an ICHRA the right move for every Taylor County employer?

No. The Taylor County numbers favor an ICHRA on paper, but the answer depends on your group's ages, current renewal, participation, and contribution strategy. A free analysis models your actual census — and if staying on group coverage is cheaper, it will say so.

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