Coverage — HealthNo. 02

Health coverage that actually covers the doctor you already like.

Marketplace, private, short-term, dental and supplemental plans — compared side by side, with your in-network list checked first.

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How to read a health plan

Premium, deductible, network — in that order.

Most clients overweight the monthly premium and underweight the in-network specialist list.

Before we compare plans, we make a short list of the doctors and pharmacies you actually use. We then filter every quote by that list. A cheaper plan that drops your endocrinologist isn’t cheaper — it’s just smaller.

Plan types

Five kinds of health coverage.

Most South Florida families end up with one primary plan plus one supplement. We’ll walk through both.

01 — Marketplace

Marketplace (healthcare.gov)

ACA subsidies, all metal tiers (Bronze through Platinum), available to most income levels. Annual Open Enrollment Nov–Jan, plus Special Enrollment after life events.

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02 — Private

Private Group / Individual

Off-exchange plans from carriers like Florida Blue, Aetna, Cigna and UnitedHealthcare. Useful when subsidies don’t apply or networks are better.

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03 — Short-Term

Short-Term Medical

Bridge coverage for 1–12 months between jobs or while waiting for Open Enrollment. Cheaper, but not ACA-compliant — we’ll explain the trade-offs.

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04 — Dental & Vision

Dental & Vision

Standalone or bundled. Often the most overlooked category — and the easiest one to add cheaply to an existing plan.

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Health — common questions

Plain answers, plain English.

Need a specific answer? Text (561) 225-6361.

Only if you switch to a plan whose network excludes them. We check that before recommending any switch.

If your household income is roughly 100–400% of the Federal Poverty Level, you may qualify for a premium tax credit. We calculate the exact amount during the call.

The deductible is what you pay before insurance starts contributing; the out-of-pocket max is the most you’ll pay in a year. The second number is more important than the first.

No. Independent agents are paid by the carrier — never by you.

Yes. We’ll quote the whole family and compare bundled vs. separate plans — sometimes one is materially cheaper.

Free Health comparison

Three carrier quotes, one spreadsheet.

We deliver a one-page side-by-side comparison of the top three plans for your family. Premium, deductible, network, drug formulary — all in one view.