Total Cost
Monthly premium alongside deductible, copays, and out-of-pocket maximum, so you see what you’d really pay in a typical year.
Private Health Insurance • Under 65
Self-employed, early retired, between jobs, or paying too much on the Marketplace? I’ll compare private plan options side by side and explain the trade-offs in plain English.
Better Coverage. Better Pricing.

Who This Is For
If you buy health insurance on your own, you have more choices than most people realize. My job is to lay them out clearly so you can decide.
What I Compare
Monthly premium alongside deductible, copays, and out-of-pocket maximum, so you see what you’d really pay in a typical year.
Whether your doctors, hospitals, and prescriptions fit the plan’s network and drug list before you commit.
How each plan works, what it covers, any benefit limits, and options like HSA-eligible plans or dental and vision add-ons.
Not every private plan is ACA major medical coverage. Some private plans ask health questions and may limit or exclude coverage for pre-existing conditions, and benefits can vary widely. Before you decide, I’ll walk you through the plan type, what it covers, and its limitations, and compare it to ACA options when that’s the better fit.
Pricing and availability depend on your state, age, household, and eligibility. Savings are not guaranteed.
How It Works
Fill out the short form or call. Your age, ZIP, and household are enough to start.
I’ll compare plans side by side and explain the trade-offs in plain English.
Pick the plan that fits, or keep what you have. There’s no pressure either way.
Questions
It can for many people, especially those who don’t receive a large Marketplace subsidy. It depends on your age, state, health, and the type of plan, so I’ll show you real numbers for your situation rather than promises.
Not always. Some private plans are ACA-compliant major medical coverage and some are not. Plans that aren’t ACA major medical may use health questions and may limit benefits or pre-existing conditions. I’ll tell you exactly which type each option is.
Often, yes. Before you apply we’ll check whether your doctors, hospitals, and prescriptions work with the plan’s network.
Some private plans accept applications year-round. ACA Marketplace plans generally require Open Enrollment or a qualifying life event, such as losing other coverage. I’ll help you figure out what’s available to you now.
Nothing extra. There’s no fee to talk with me or compare options.
No. This page is for people under 65. If you’re 65 or older, call or text me and I’ll point you in the right direction.
A short form and a quick conversation is all it takes.