Oscar Health unveils 2027 insurance plans, enters South Carolina

Oscar Health, Inc. (NYSE: OSCR) announced its 2027 health insurance lineup, expanding its coverage to 713 counties across 21 states, a 24% increase from the prior year, according to a company press release. The expansion includes entry into South Carolina.

The company is introducing a new plan called RetireEase, designed for individuals transitioning from early retirement to Medicare. The plan is available in Arizona, Florida, Ohio, South Carolina, and Texas, and includes set prices for preventive visits, lab work, physical therapy, heart care, and bone-and-joint care, as well as $0 generic medications.

Oscar is also expanding its HelloMeno plan, which targets women navigating menopause, to 15 states. The plan offers a $0 package that includes hormone replacement therapy, bone-density scans, insomnia medications, and cancer screenings. The Hy-Vee Health with Oscar plan is expanding from Iowa into Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas.

In Florida and Texas, consumers can add supplemental cash-pay coverage to any Oscar plan through a new partnership with Allstate Health Solutions. Oscar is also adding more than 250 new plans that automatically bundle dental and vision coverage, including $0 preventive dental checkups and $0 eye exams.

The company's CHOICE Arrangements program, which allows employers to contribute a set amount toward employee health plans, will offer more than 250 Oscar products across 15 states.

Oscar members will have access to Oswell, an AI health guide, and can earn up to $125 annually in rewards points through the Oscar Unlocks program. Points can be applied toward premiums or used for discounts at more than 70,000 retailers and gyms.

Enrollment opens Nov. 1, 2026. CEO Mark Bertolini said, "Every Oscar product helps people take control of their health at every stage of life."

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