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How to Get the Best Health Insurance Quotes – Tips and Tricks
You’re paying $600, $800, sometimes even $900 a month just to have health insurance… and yet,
when you actually need it, you’re still stuck with surprise bills, out-of-pocket costs, and deductibles that feel more like a second rent payment. Sound familiar?
You’re not alone — and it’s not your fault.
If you’re earning more than $50,000 a year, chances are you’ve already run into this wall. You make too much to qualify for government subsidies — but not enough to comfortably cover the high premiums, co-pays, and deductibles of Marketplace plans.
Common issues people face:
❌ Monthly premiums over $600–$900
❌ Deductibles exceeding $7,000 before any real benefits kick in
❌ Network confusion — is your doctor in-network? Not until the bill shows up...
❌ Coverage gaps for everyday needs like prescriptions, mental health, or urgent care
It feels random. But it’s not.
Here’s the blunt truth: Marketplace plans are built around income tiers and risk pools. The more you earn, the more you’re expected to pay — regardless of whether the coverage makes sense for your lifestyle, your family, or your health priorities.
These plans often work well for people with very low income or chronic medical conditions. But for self-employed professionals, business owners, and healthy individuals with average to high income?
They’re often the most expensive and least efficient option.
There’s good news. Private PPO plans still exist — and in many cases, they provide a smarter alternative, especially if you:
Are self-employed, a 1099 contractor, or a business owner
Prefer lower deductibles and broader networks
Want coverage that isn’t tied to the subsidy model
Travel often or need nationwide access to doctors and specialists
These plans aren't available on Healthcare.gov and often fly under the radar — but they can make a huge difference in both cost and quality of care.
Let’s clear things up. No spam. No pressure. Just an honest side-by-side quote so you can compare your options.
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You don’t have to keep overpaying for underwhelming insurance. Let’s find something that actually works for you.
Will I qualify for Private Health Insurance?
You don’t have to be an olympic athlete by any means, but if you are in relatively good health then you should be a strong candidate. Of course individual considerations will be made, but if you don’t have any major pre-existing conditions such as cancer, heart attack, stroke, or diabetes then a private plan may be right for you!
Does it have to be "Open Enrollment" to be able to sign up for Private Insurance?
This only applies to Marketplace/ACA/Obamacare plans and Employer sponsored plans. Private plans are available year-round! There are no limitations of when you can get on and off of a private plan.
It is much less expensive than you think! Since the rates for private healthcare are based on health, and not your income, you will generally see lower prices AND better benefits if you can qualify. Most clients save anywhere from $1200-3600 per year!
Yes, there are no contracts for any type of health insurance plan, besides employer coverage. You can cancel at anytime for both the public and private health insurance plans.
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