Health Insurance Options Today
ACA Federal Marketplace
If you purchase insurance through the marketplace/exchange, you may be eligible for Affordable Care Act subsidies such as premium tax credits or cost-sharing reductions, which can substantially lower your private healthcare costs. We offer a variety of health insurance plans, including HMOs, PPOs, and high-deductible plans, to meet the diverse needs and budgets of our clients.
Off The Exchange Health Insurance
Off-exchange health insurance is a plan that is purchased directly from an insurance provider, or through a broker. This is outside of your state's health insurance marketplace or outside of healthcare.gov, aka the exchange. A primary benefit of purchasing health insurance from an insurance provider is that you can save money by obtaining an underwritten policy with a more customized fit for your needs.
Short-Term Health Insurance
Get temporary health insurance coverage while you're waiting for open enrollment, trying to bridge the gap to Medicare, fill a gap between employer coverage and your next job, employer waiting period, or in any other transitional period. Protect your health and your finances.
Affordable Health Insurance Plans
Dental Insurance
Get coverage for routine check-ups, fillings, and other dental procedures with our dental insurance plans. Keep your teeth healthy and your wallet happy.
Vision Insurance
Take care of your eyes and save money on eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other vision-related expenses with our top rated vision plans.
Secondary and Fixed Indemnity Insurance
Medical indemnity insurance is a type of health insurance that provides financial protection to policyholders against unexpected medical expenses, helping to cover costs that are not covered by standard health insurance policies. This type of insurance can help policyholders cover out-of-pocket costs associated with medical care, such as deductibles, co-pays, and coinsurance. Indemnity insurance can also provide protection against unexpected medical emergencies and catastrophic events that require extensive medical care. It is often offered as a supplemental policy to fill gaps in coverage.