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Do you pay for your own insurance (ACA or Private), or is it provided through your employer?

I pay for my own insurance (ACA or Private)

I’m paying for COBRA coverage right now

I have employer-sponsored insurance, premiums come out of my paycheck

I have employer-sponsored insurance, but adding my family is very expensive

I have employer-sponsored insurance, but my deductible is very high (over $3,000)

I have employer-sponsored insurance, but my prescriptions are still too expensive

Are you a Small Business owner and curious about group plans for employees?

Yes - Let's see what it looks like for me, then we can discuss employee coverage.

No thank you

Health insurance is regulated at the state level. Different states follow different procedures. This allows us to prepare accurately what you qualify for.

What Is Your Resident State

Please Enter your Zip Code

Who needs coverage?

Just me

Me + spouse

Me + kids

Whole family

Single: Which Best Describes Your Income Level

Below $15,649 ($1,304/mo)

Between $15,650 and $39,123 ($1,305-$3260/mo)

Between $39,124 and $62,599 ($3,261-$5,216/mo)

Above $62,600 ($5,216/mo)

Couple: Which Best Describes Your Income Level

Below $21,149 (below $1,762/mo)

Between $21,150 - $52,872 (between $1,762 - $4,406/mo)

Between $52,873 - $84,599 (between $4,407 - $7,050/mo)

Over $128,600 (over $7,050/mo)

Which Best Describes Your Income

Below $26,649 (below $2,220/mo)

Between $26,650 - $66,625 (between $2,220 - $5,552/mo)

Between $66,625 - $106,600 (between $5,552 - $10,660/mo)

Over $106,600 (over $10,660/mo)

Family: Which Best Describes Your Income

Below $32,150 ($2,679/mo)

Between $32,150 - $80,375 (between $2,679 - $6,697/mo)

Between $80,375 - $128,600 (between $6,697 - $10,716/mo)

Over $128,600 ($10,716/mo)

What’s your current family health situation?

No medications, generally healthy

Currently prescribed medications

Planning for pregnancy / maternity coverage

Major chronic, life-threatening, or disabling condition (especially within the past 5 years), are currently pregnant, or have recent substance abuse history

Medication Selection - Mark all that apply

Generic Common Medication (blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, reflux, sleep)

Name Brand Common Medication (blood pressure, cholesterol, thyroid, reflux, sleep)

Mental health meds (Adderall®, Vyvanse®, Xanax®, SSRIs like Prozac®/Zoloft®)

Diabetic medications (non-injectable) (metformin, oral diabetes meds)

GLP-1 injectables (Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro®)

Expensive specialty meds

None of the above

What’s you biggest concern with insurance

Premiums too high

Deductible too high

Feels like wasted money

Not enough coverage for my situation (lab bills, expensive medication)

How do you use your insurance?

Mostly a safety net. I rarely use it, just want financial protection.

Preventive + accident coverage – I like checkups & protection if something happens.

Regular use – I use it often for doctor visits, prescriptions, or labs.

Heavy reliance – I depend on it for chronic conditions or hospital stays.

I use a Direct Care Practice/Membership/Concierge Service. Looking for Hospital and Catastrophic Bill Protection

Based on your height & weight, which best describes you?

Healthy Range

Slightly Elevated (Overweight)

High-Risk (Obese)

How Soon Do You Need Your New Coverage To Start

Now

Within 45 Days

45 - 90 Days

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