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How the check works: a licensed agent checks Medical City Healthcare, and any doctors you name, against every 2026 marketplace plan filed in your county, then sends you the plans that include them and the date it was checked. It costs nothing, and you only get a call if you ask for one.
- Your ZIP code
- Who to check — Medical City Healthcare is filled in
- Your answer, usually the same day
Open Enrollment for 2027 runs November 1 to January 15: choose by December 15 for coverage from January 1. CareSource is leaving Ohio’s marketplace for 2027. If your plan is from CareSource, it ends December 31, and the plan that replaces it may not include Medical City Healthcare. A licensed agent will check the 2027 plans for you before you choose.
Medical City Healthcare runs 10 hospitals in Texas, in Arlington, Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth and 5 more. Whether a marketplace plan covers any one of them depends on the individual plan, not on the carrier's name, and it can change during the year. Here is what is actually knowable, and how to settle it for your own plan.
Insurance at Medical City Healthcare: the short answer
These 8 insurers sell 2027 marketplace plans in the 5 counties it serves: Ambetter from Superior HealthPlan, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, Harbor Health, Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc., Oscar Insurance Company, UnitedHealthcare, WellPoint and Molina Healthcare.
That is not a list of plans Medical City Healthcare accepts. Hospitals contract with individual plans, not whole insurers, so the same insurer can sell one plan that includes Medical City Healthcare and another that doesn’t. The answer that counts is a check of your exact plan, dated. Get my free hospital check ↑
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Where Medical City Healthcare is
10 facilities, taken from the CMS Hospital General Information file, updated 22 July 2026. Listing a hospital is not a statement about which plans contract with it — that is decided plan by plan.
| Hospital | City | County | Emergency room | CMS star rating | Type | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medical City Plano | Plano | Collin County | Yes | 3 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City Dallas Hospital | Dallas | Dallas County | Yes | 3 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City Las Colinas | Irving | Dallas County | Yes | 4 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City Denton | Denton | Denton County | Yes | 4 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City Lewisville | Lewisville | Denton County | Yes | 3 of 5 | Acute care | Non-profit |
| Medical City Weatherford | Weatherford | Parker County | Yes | 2 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City Alliance | Fort Worth | Tarrant County | Yes | 3 of 5 | Acute care | Non-profit |
| Medical City Arlington | Arlington | Tarrant County | Yes | 2 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City Fort Worth | Fort Worth | Tarrant County | Yes | 2 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
| Medical City North Hills | North Richland Hills | Tarrant County | Yes | 2 of 5 | Acute care | For-profit |
CMS star rating is the federal overall hospital quality rating, 1 to 5, from the same July 2026 CMS file. Small rural (critical access) hospitals often have too few reported measures to be rated.
Why no page can promise your plan covers Medical City Healthcare
Hospital networks are set plan by plan and renegotiated during the year. Two plans from the same insurer, at similar prices, can differ on whether a hospital is in network. Nothing in the public CMS files records hospital contracts, so any page listing "insurers Medical City Healthcare accepts" is describing one plan on one day, and not saying which.
What is knowable is the shape of the market: 8 insurers file 576 plans across the 5 counties below, and every plan filed in Dallas County for 2027 is a restricted network — EPO, HMO, POS — so out-of-network care is limited: an EPO or an HMO pays only for emergencies, and a POS pays part of an out-of-network bill.
Three checks settle it for your own plan: the insurer’s own provider directory for the exact plan name, the hospital’s billing office (ask about the plan, not the carrier), and the date you checked, because the answer can change mid-year.
The 2027 marketplace where Medical City Healthcare sits
Filed rates for plan year 2027, before any premium tax credit. Benchmark Silver is the second-lowest-cost Silver plan for a 40-year-old, the plan credits are calculated against.
| County | Insurers filing | Plans filed | PPO sold | Benchmark Silver, age 40 | Family of 4, per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collin County | 7 | 111 | No | $761 | $2,432 |
| Dallas County | 8 | 137 | No | $748 | $2,391 |
| Denton County | 6 | 121 | No | $768 | $2,456 |
| Parker County | 5 | 74 | No | $873 | $2,792 |
| Tarrant County | 7 | 133 | No | $768 | $2,456 |
In Dallas County the insurers filing are Ambetter from Superior HealthPlan, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, Harbor Health, Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc., Molina Healthcare, Oscar Insurance Company, UnitedHealthcare, WellPoint. No PPO is sold here.
How many providers each insurer lists in Collin County
Every insurer selling marketplace plans has to publish its provider directory as a data file. The figures count the doctors, clinics and hospitals each one lists at an address in Collin County, across the 2026 plans it filed there. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas lists the most, 26,082. Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc. lists the fewest, 2,811.
| Insurer | Providers listed in Collin County | Plans filed |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas | 26,082 | 22 |
| Cigna Healthcare (leaving this marketplace for 2027) | 9,750 | 11 |
| Oscar Insurance Company | 9,734 | 12 |
| UnitedHealthcare | 7,975 | 14 |
| Ambetter from Superior HealthPlan | 7,576 | 18 |
| Baylor Scott and White Health Plan | 6,802 | 10 |
| WellPoint | 6,330 | 21 |
| Imperial Insurance Companies, Inc. | 2,811 | 7 |
| Molina Healthcare | not counted: its directory file blocks automated downloads | |
From each insurer’s own CMS machine-readable provider directory, downloaded September 25, 2026. A bigger number is not a promise about Medical City Healthcare. These files are self-reported, they go stale, and one insurer’s plans do not all use the same network — which is why a licensed agent checks the exact plan against Medical City Healthcare by hand above.
Open Enrollment 2027
Cigna is leaving Texas's marketplace for 2027, and Open Enrollment runs 1 November 2026 to 15 January 2027. If your 2026 plan is from Cigna, the plan that replaces it is a different plan with its own network. A licensed agent can check Medical City Healthcare, and any doctors you name, against the plans filed in your county and send you the ones that include them, with the date it was checked.
Emergency care is treated differently
10 of these locations run an emergency room. Federal law requires marketplace plans to cover emergency care at in-network cost sharing even when the hospital is out of network, so an emergency visit is not the case to worry about. Planned surgery, imaging, maternity and specialist follow-up are where the network matters.
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