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Health insurance in Orlando, FL: Will AdventHealth and Orlando Health take your plan in 2027?

The short answer

It depends on your insurer. AdventHealth says UnitedHealthcare ended their contract, so unless they sign a new one, AdventHealth is out of network for United members on January 1, 2027. Orlando Health will stop accepting MultiPlan, PHCS and Beech Street plans on November 1, 2026. Check your own plan before you enroll.

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What is happening between AdventHealth and UnitedHealthcare?

AdventHealth says UnitedHealthcare terminated its contract. The current agreement ends December 31, 2026. If the two sides do not reach a new one, AdventHealth hospitals and clinicians would be out of network for United members starting January 1, 2027. AdventHealth lists four kinds of United coverage as affected: Medicare Advantage, Individual and Family (marketplace), commercial and Medicaid plans.

AdventHealth says nothing has changed yet, and that it is negotiating. It says it is not asking for increases above inflation and wants contract terms that address delays, denials and prior authorization requirements. If there is no deal, you could pay more to use AdventHealth, or have to choose a different doctor. As of October 18, 2026 we have not found an announced agreement.

What is changing at Orlando Health?

Orlando network changes we confirmed, according to each health system
Plan or networkHealth systemWhat the health system saysDate
UnitedHealthcare (Medicare Advantage, marketplace, commercial, Medicaid)AdventHealthOut of network unless a new agreement is signedJanuary 1, 2027
Claritev networks: MultiPlan, PHCS, Beech StreetOrlando HealthNo longer accepted. Services on or after this date are not covered as in networkNovember 1, 2026

Orlando Health says it will no longer accept Claritev plans, including MultiPlan, PHCS and Beech Street, starting November 1, 2026. It says if you do not have one of these plans you can ignore the notice. Look for these network names on your insurance card, and call the number on the card if you are unsure.

How many people in Orange County use the marketplace?

Orange County, FL marketplace plan selections for 2026 (CMS)
MeasureOrange County
People who picked a plan399,974
Received a premium tax credit95.2%
Average monthly premium before credits$757
Average monthly premium after credits$92
Paid $10 a month or less after credits116,100

These are 2026 numbers, from the first year after the enhanced credits expired. The credit you get for 2027 depends on your income, your household and the plan prices where you live, so get a fresh estimate instead of relying on last year's average.

Census estimates put Orlando's population at 333,888, with 11.3% age 65 or older. About 40.8% of residents speak a language other than English at home, and 15.2% of people under 65 have no health insurance.

How do I check that my doctor and hospital are in network for 2027?

  • Look up each doctor and each hospital separately in your insurer's directory, using the 2027 plan, not your current one.
  • Call the doctor's billing office and ask whether they will accept the plan on January 1, 2027. Directories are sometimes out of date.
  • Marketplace shoppers: choose a plan by December 15, 2026 for a January 1 start. Open enrollment runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027.
  • People with Medicare: you can change plans from October 15 to December 7, 2026. If you have Medicare Advantage you can change again January 1 to March 31, 2027.
  • If you are in the middle of treatment, ask your insurer how it handles care that is already under way.

How can an Orlando agent help?

Health Insurance Solutions has an office at 37 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801. Call before you visit. An agent can check your doctors and hospitals against several insurers at once and explain which network fits your care.

Health Insurance Solutions agents are licensed in 22 states and help by phone and online. Marketplace plans cost the same with or without an agent, so the comparison does not add to your premium.

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Common questions

Is AdventHealth out of network with UnitedHealthcare today?

No. According to AdventHealth, nothing has changed today and the agreement runs through December 31, 2026. AdventHealth would become out of network on January 1, 2027 only if the two sides do not reach a new agreement.

Does the AdventHealth change affect Aetna, Florida Blue or Cigna members?

AdventHealth's notice is about UnitedHealthcare plans. Each insurer has its own contract with each hospital system, so check your own plan.

I have a UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage plan. What should I do?

Compare 2027 plans during Medicare's annual enrollment period, October 15 to December 7, 2026, and choose one that includes your doctors and hospitals. An agent can check this for you at no cost.

Does Orlando Health still take my plan?

Orlando Health keeps a list of the plans it accepts. It will no longer accept Claritev networks, including MultiPlan, PHCS and Beech Street, on November 1, 2026. Check the name on your insurance card.

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