The Cheapest Nevada Health Insurance for Individuals and Families

The cost of health insurance in Nevada's private insurance exchange is calculated based on the coverage amount you choose. The state's private health insurance market is divided into three metal tiers, each having its own deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums. Silver plans, which cost an average of $531 per month for a 40-year-old, provide the best balance of cost and coverage. The “SelectHealth Value Silver 6500 - no deductible for office visits” plan from SelectHealth, Inc. offers the cheapest monthly premium in Nevada at $374 on average.