How Do I Buy Health Insurance?

We compare quotes from top-rated providers including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, and others. We help people shop for all types of insurance, such as ACA/Obamacare plans, Employer Alternative coverage, short term insurance, Medigap coverage, and private marketplace. Our experienced team of health insurance agents work with individuals and families across all 50 states in the United States.

By comparing the average quotes of most top-rated health insurance providers, we are able to sift through the debris and find you the perfect health insurance plan to enroll in. Our experienced team of health insurance agents works around the clock with individuals and families across all 50 states.

How Much Will My Health Insurance Plan Cost?

The cost of your health insurance plan will vary depending on which state you live in, your age, gender, and the options that suit your needs. These options include your health insurance copay, health insurance plan deductible, and health insurance plan network. You can reduce your monthly health insurance premium by choosing a higher deductible, but in the event you need medical care, you will need to pay more up front before your health insurance plan begins to pay for your treatment. Therefore, while a high deductible may save you money every month in the short term, you risk paying a significant amount at one time in the event of a significant medical procedure. Consult with our agents about the best health insurance plan options for your budget.

Employer Coverage Alternatives

What if I lose health coverage from losing my job?

• Losing your form of employment is a personal and financial hardship. Losing your health coverage as well puts you at financial risk of not paying 100% of your medical expenses. You do have options for health coverage following a change in employment.
• Change of employment is a qualifying event that allows you to purchase marketplace health plans outside of open enrollment period.
• Employer Alternative coverage allows you to continue your health insurance without the risk of coverage gaps.
• Private marketplace plans are more flexible than COBRA coverage; you can typically find less expensive coverage on the private marketplace.