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Coverage by situation
Find the guide that matches your situation.
Family costs too much at work
Employers subsidize the employee, not the family. Split coverage often saves hundreds a month.
See the strategy →High earners with no subsidy
Above the subsidy line, only age and ZIP affect your premium.
See the options →Small business owners
Group vs individual, plus the tax credit most small employers miss.
Compare options →Missed open enrollment
Life events, Medicaid, and private plans keep options open year-round.
Find your option →When you can enroll
Open Enrollment is the main window, but qualifying life events open a 60-day door any time of year.
Nov 1
Open Enrollment opens
Coverage for the following year. The widest choice of plans.
Dec 15
Deadline for Jan 1 start
Enroll by this date if you need coverage effective January 1.
Jan 15
Open Enrollment ends
After this, you need a qualifying life event to enroll.
Year-round
Life events & Medicaid
Job loss, marriage, a baby, or a move opens a 60-day window. Medicaid enrolls anytime.
Carrier reviews
Built from CMS 2026 plan data — real county coverage, not marketing copy.
Blue Cross Blue Shield
The broadest footprint — 26 states and 1,764 counties in our dataset.
Read review →Molina Healthcare
100% HMO — no PPO or EPO anywhere. Matters if you need out-of-network care.
Read review →All carrier reviews
Cigna, Humana and more — including who has actually exited the individual market.
See all →Explore the guides
Over 13,000 pages built from CMS 2026 marketplace data — by state, county, profession, and situation.
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By profession
Other coverage
What clients say
Real people, real situations.
"I got hit with a $17,000 medical claim and ended up paying $250 out of pocket. Daniel had put me in the right plan. He literally saved me."
— Trey, self-employed
"Daniel found me first-class coverage for half the price I was quoted on the marketplace on my own. Same quality, half the cost."
— Teresa, independent contractor
"My wife just had our baby and I needed coverage fast. Daniel got us enrolled the same week and saved us $200 a month."
— Joel, small business owner
Common questions
Does this cost anything?
No. Comparisons and enrollment help are free — carriers pay the commission, and it is the same whichever plan you pick. You never pay more than buying direct.
Will my information get sold?
No. It goes to one licensed advisor, not a lead marketplace. You’ll get one call or text from (713) 575-9904.
Can I get coverage right now?
Often yes. Private plans enroll year-round, and life events open the marketplace off-season. Most clients can start within days.
What if I have health conditions?
Then the ACA marketplace, where no one can be declined, is usually the best route — and that’s what you’ll be told.
Ready to see what you actually qualify for?
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Browse the Full Library
Every guide on this site, organised so you can find the one that matches your situation.
- Health insurance carriers by state — every major ACA carrier, reviewed state by state
- Guides by situation and profession — farmers, nurses, teachers, rideshare drivers, college students and more
- Health insurance after a life event — marriage, divorce, a new baby, job loss, turning 26
- Coverage by income level — what you pay and what subsidies you qualify for
- For business owners — LLC owners, S-corp owners, sole proprietors, contractors
- Compare plans by state — built from CMS Plan Year 2026 data
- Plan type guides — HMO, PPO, EPO and metal tiers explained
- The Self-Employed Health Insurance Index 2026 — free county-level premium data