Miami is Florida's most expensive small group health insurance market — and also its most competitive. The city's small business economy encompasses international trade and finance in Brickell, tech and creative companies in Wynwood and the Design District, hospitality and tourism along South Beach and the hotel corridor, healthcare services throughout Miami-Dade, and a vast base of professional services and construction businesses. Florida Blue, Aetna, Oscar, Ambetter, UnitedHealthcare, and Molina all actively compete for Miami-Dade small group business. Jackson Health System, Baptist Health South Florida, and the University of Miami Health System (UHealth) define the hospital network landscape.
| Plan Tier | Total Premium/Employee/Month | Employer Share (70%) |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze HMO | $430–$560 | $301–$392 |
| Silver HMO | $510–$650 | $357–$455 |
| Gold HMO | $615–$785 | $431–$550 |
| Bronze PPO | $510–$640 | $357–$448 |
Shopping group health for your team
Miami-Dade has the broadest carrier selection of any Florida county. Florida Blue maintains the widest hospital network and highest market share. Oscar Health and Ambetter frequently offer the lowest Bronze and Silver premiums in Miami zip codes — making them worth comparing for cost-sensitive employers. Molina and UnitedHealthcare add further options. Key network verification priorities for Miami employers: Baptist Health South Florida (Baptist Hospital, South Miami Hospital, Doctors Hospital), Jackson Health System (Jackson Memorial, Jackson South), and UM/UHealth for employees who want access to the University of Miami medical faculty. Verify network status for your specific plan type — HMO networks in Miami are tighter than PPO.
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