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Marketplace vs. Private

Major medical insurance is your foundation. We help you choose between income-based Marketplace plans and flexible Private options.

The Marketplace (ACA)

Plans are based on income. If you qualify for a subsidy, your monthly premium could be significantly reduced.

Private Options

If you don't qualify for a subsidy, private plans often offer broader doctor networks and more flexibility.

Ancillary & Supplemental Coverage

Most major medical plans focus on hospitalizations and doctor visits. Ancillary plans cover the "rest"—from your teeth and eyes to cash payments for unexpected accidents.

Dental & Vision

Covers routine cleanings, eye exams, and allowances for frames or major dental work.

Accident Expense

Pays you a cash benefit directly for injuries, helping cover your medical deductible or lost wages.

Critical Illness

Provides a lump-sum payment upon diagnosis of major illnesses like cancer, heart attack, or stroke.

Hospital Indemnity

Fixed cash payments for every day you are confined to a hospital, regardless of your other insurance.

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Pro Tip: Bundling ancillary plans with a high-deductible health plan can often save you money on monthly premiums while keeping you protected.

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I enroll in a health plan?

You can enroll during the **Open Enrollment Period** (typically Nov 1 – Jan 15). Outside of those dates, you may qualify for a **Special Enrollment Period** if you have a life event like losing coverage, moving, or getting married.

What is a subsidy (Premium Tax Credit)?

A subsidy is a federal credit that lowers your monthly premium. It is based on your estimated household income for the year.

Do these plans cover pre-existing conditions?

Yes, all Marketplace (ACA) plans are required by law to cover pre-existing conditions with no waiting periods.

Can I add Dental and Vision later?

While you can add them anytime, it is often easier and more cost-effective to bundle them with your health insurance application.