Health Insurance
Coverage that fits your life — whether you’re self-employed, between employer plans, or just tired of guessing what your policy actually covers.
Get a Free QuoteHealth Coverage, Explained Plainly
Health insurance shopping shouldn’t feel like reading a foreign language. We walk you through your actual options — marketplace plans, short-term coverage, and supplemental plans — and help you understand what you’re buying before you commit, not after a claim gets denied.
Individuals & Families
Marketplace and private plan options compared side by side, with real attention to your actual doctors, prescriptions, and budget.
Self-Employed Professionals
Coverage built for 1099 earners and small business owners who don’t have an employer plan to fall back on.
How We Help
- Compare marketplace and private carrier options for your specific situation
- Explain deductibles, copays, and networks in plain language before you enroll
- Help you evaluate whether a supplemental plan fills a real gap or duplicates coverage you already have
- Walk you through enrollment windows and special enrollment qualifying events
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I enroll in a health plan?
Outside the annual open enrollment window, you generally need a qualifying life event — like losing employer coverage, marriage, or having a child — to enroll mid-year. We’ll help you figure out if you qualify.
What’s the difference between marketplace and private plans?
Marketplace plans may qualify for income-based subsidies; private plans sometimes offer more flexible enrollment timing or network options. Which fits better depends on your income and coverage needs — we’ll compare both honestly.
I’m self-employed — what should I be looking for?
Beyond the health plan itself, self-employed clients often need to think about disability coverage too, since there’s no employer safety net if you can’t work. We look at both together.