In a world full of confusion, staying informed about your health insurance should be simple!
Our Services
As a licensed health insurance advisor and broker, my mission is to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to make informed decisions about your health coverage. I am dedicated to educating you on the critical importance of having health insurance and how it contributes to your financial security and overall well-being. By providing personalized guidance, I help you navigate the complexities of insurance options, ensuring you find the best plans that meet your needs and budget. Let’s work together to secure your health and protect your future.
Whether you’re looking to learn more about your health plan options or looking to get enrolled, my role is to present you with the best health insurance options available, tailored to meet your unique needs. My commitment extends beyond just finding you a plan—I provide ongoing, free consultations to ensure you remain well-informed and properly insured. My goal is to support you indefinitely, offering expert advice and updates on your coverage, so you can enjoy peace of mind knowing you have the right protection and support for your health journey.
Types of Coverage
U65 Coverage Option Differences:
Marketplace (ACA) Coverage offers subsidies (if eligible) and major medical coverage; pre-existing conditions insured.
Private Coverage offers individual or family plans and can be customized. Higher incomes who do not qualify for financial assistance or subsidies through government programs may prefer private insurance to access a broader range of coverage options and higher service levels. Acceptance
Short-term Coverage offers quick affordable coverage, with limitations. Good for gap coverage.
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Explore affordable health insurance options through the ACA Marketplace, where you can compare plans, check eligibility for subsidies, and find coverage that suits your needs. These plans offer essential health benefits, including preventive care, hospitalization, and prescription drugs, with the added benefit of financial assistance for those who qualify. Start your journey to secure and accessible healthcare today!
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Private health insurance is a type of health coverage provided by private companies rather than government programs. Unlike government programs, private insurance often provides more flexibility in terms of plan design, allowing for customization based on personal health needs, preferences, and budget. This can include options for additional benefits like dental and vision care.
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Short-term medical health plans provide temporary and flexible coverage options for those in need of immediate health insurance. These plans can be ideal for bridging gaps between longer-term coverage, offering essential benefits like doctor visits and emergency care. While they may have limitations compared to comprehensive plans, they offer an affordable and adaptable solution to meet your short-term health needs.
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Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) Plans meet the basic health insurance requirements under the Affordable Care Act, providing fundamental coverage to avoid penalties for not having insurance. MEC plans typically cover essential services and preventive care, offering a cost-effective solution for meeting ACA requirements.
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Enhance your overall health with Dental and Vision insurance, designed to keep your smile bright and your eyesight sharp. Dental plans cover routine check-ups, cleanings, and essential procedures, while Vision plans offer coverage for eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses. Together, they help maintain your dental and visual health, ensuring you receive the care you need for a healthier, more vibrant life.
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Medicare provides essential health coverage for individuals aged 65 and older, and those with qualifying disabilities. It includes Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance), with options to add Part D for prescription drugs.
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Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans offer a comprehensive alternative to Original Medicare, combining coverage for hospital, medical, and often additional benefits like vision, dental, and wellness programs in one plan. Medicare Part D provides standalone prescription drug coverage to help manage medication costs. Together, these options offer tailored and flexible solutions to meet your healthcare needs and enhance your Medicare experience.
See each plan breakdown & explanation below!
Types of Health Insurance Plans Available
Private Health Plans
Private health insurance plans offer flexible and customizable coverage options through private insurance companies. These plans include a range of choices to fit different needs and budgets, covering essential services such as doctor visits, hospital stays, and prescription medications.
Dental & Vision
Ensure comprehensive care with our Dental and Vision insurance plans. Dental plans cover essential services such as routine check-ups, cleanings, fillings, and more. Meanwhile, Vision plans provide coverage for eye exams, glasses, contact lenses, and more. Coverage levels range from Preventative to Major Services Covered.
Medicare Advantage (MADP)
Medicare Advantage (MADP), also known as Part C, is offered by private insurers and combines Part A and Part B coverage, often including additional benefits like vision and dental care. It may also include Part D drug coverage. Medicare Advantage plans offer flexibility and additional perks, making it easier to find a plan that suits your needs.
Marketplace/ ACA Plans
Review your Marketplace eligibility for subsidies and major medical marketplace coverage today through HealthSherpa or book a consultation for a live review.
Minimum Essential Coverage Plans
Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) Plans meet the basic health insurance requirements under the Affordable Care Act, providing fundamental coverage to avoid penalties for not having insurance. MEC plans typically cover essential services and preventive care, offering a cost-effective solution for meeting ACA requirements.
Medicare
Medicare provides essential health coverage for individuals aged 65 and older, as well as certain younger people with disabilities. It includes Part A for hospital care, Part B for medical services and outpatient care, Part D for prescription drugs.
Short-Term Medical Plans
Short-Term Medical Plans offer temporary health coverage for individuals needing insurance for a limited period, such as between jobs or while waiting for other coverage to begin. These plans provide essential benefits like doctor visits and emergency care, often with lower premiums and flexible terms. However, they may have limitations on coverage for pre-existing conditions and preventive care.