AETNA is Leaving the Marketplace – What You Need to Know
Big changes are coming in 2026: Aetna has announced it will no longer offer Marketplace (ACA) plans starting that year. If you currently have an Aetna plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace, don’t worry — you won’t be left without coverage.
At Doctor Insurance One, our mission is to make transitions like this easy and stress-free. Our experienced team is already preparing personalized plan alternatives for 2026, aiming to keep your benefits and doctor network as close as possible to what you already have. We’ll guide you through every step — from reviewing new plans to securing the coverage that best fits your needs and budget.
Whether you're already insured with us or just exploring your options, we invite you to reach out. We'll be contacting our current clients soon with more details and to help update information ahead of Open Enrollment. And if you’re new here, give us a call — we’re happy to help you navigate your health insurance options for the upcoming year and beyond.
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