ACA / Individual & family coverage
Explore Marketplace coverage based on your household and care needs. Compare premiums and out-of-pocket costs, then check provider networks and prescriptions.
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Dive into guides, tools, and FAQs to help you choose the right medical insurance coverage for your family’s future.
START WITH WHAT MATTERS TO YOU
Explore Marketplace coverage based on your household and care needs. Compare premiums and out-of-pocket costs, then check provider networks and prescriptions.
Understand Parts A and B, Medicare Advantage, Medigap and Part D, then review next steps in light of your existing coverage and circumstances.
For a consultation, prepare your state, current coverage, desired start date, providers and medications. For Medicare, also review your Part A/B enrollment, current-employment coverage and retirement timing. Do not send Social Security numbers, Medicare numbers or medical records through general messages.
Eligibility, financial help, enrollment timing and available plans require review of your circumstances and current rules. This page provides guidance, not an automated eligibility decision.
Explore medical insurance options for your health, family, and stage of life.
Obamacare
Affordable Care Act health insurance with government subsidies—ideal for individuals and families under 65.
Explore Obamacare →Medicare
Federal health insurance program for seniors and certain disabled individuals—includes Part A and Part B.
Explore Medicare →Medical Advantage Plan
Part C plans combining hospital, medical, and often drug coverage—with extra benefits like dental and vision.
Explore Advantage Plans →Medical Supplement
Also called Medigap—helps pay out-of-pocket costs not covered by Original Medicare.
Explore Medigap →Part D
Standalone drug coverage for Medicare beneficiaries—covers the cost of medications with varying formularies.
Explore Part D →Explore additional coverage for specific needs. Benefits and limitations vary by plan.
Short Term Medical
Bridge gaps in coverage for a few months—ideal for job transitions or waiting for open enrollment.
Explore Short Term Plans →Fixed Indemnity Health Insurance
Supplemental coverage that pays set amounts for covered visits, hospital stays, and procedures. Limited benefits; not a substitute for comprehensive health insurance.
Explore Fixed Indemnity Insurance →Travel Medical
Emergency health coverage while traveling internationally—includes medical evacuation and urgent care.
Explore Travel Insurance →Medical Insurance for International Student
Comprehensive plans for international students in the U.S.—meets school and visa requirements.
Explore Student Plans →Dental Insurance
Covers preventive, basic, and major dental procedures—affordable plans for individuals and families.
Explore Dental Plans →
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Understand Medicare eligibility, coverage options, enrollment, late penalties and 2026 costs.

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Learn how Medigap works with Original Medicare, standardized plans, 2026 amounts, enrollment and underwriting.

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Understand temporary coverage, underwriting, pre-existing condition exclusions, costs and ACA alternatives.

Review school waivers, F-1 and J-1 rules, networks, costs, pre-existing conditions, sports and coverage dates.

Compare travel medical care, trip cancellation, evacuation, pre-existing conditions and claim procedures.