Finding health coverage that fits your budget

Affordable doesn't have to mean limited coverage. We help you compare subsidy-eligible plans, lower-premium options, and ways to reduce your monthly cost without losing essential benefits. Florida has one of the largest marketplace enrollments in the country, and Miami-Dade households in particular often qualify for savings they never checked for because they assumed a plan would be out of reach.

Coverage details depend on the carrier, selected policy, applicable state laws, underwriting criteria, and specific exclusions. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Contact us to review your options.

What it may cover

  • Essential health benefits at a range of premium levels
  • Subsidy-eligible plans based on household income
  • Preventive care included at no extra cost
  • Options across multiple carriers and networks
  • Prescription drug coverage that varies by plan tier
  • Telehealth visits included with many marketplace plans

Who it's for

  • Budget-conscious individuals and families
  • Those who assume they don't qualify for help but haven't checked
  • Gig workers and part-time employees without group coverage
  • Recently laid-off workers whose employer coverage is ending
  • Self-employed residents and small business owners without a group plan

Why it matters

Many people overestimate their premium and never check subsidy eligibility, missing out on coverage that could cost significantly less than expected. Missing the annual open enrollment window can mean waiting months for another chance to enroll unless you qualify for a special enrollment period.

Common coverage options

Subsidized marketplace plan

Premium reduced based on income, sometimes to very low monthly cost.

Catastrophic plan

Lowest premium option for those under 30 or with a hardship exemption, covering major events.

Bronze, Silver, and Gold tier plans

Metal tiers balance monthly premium against out-of-pocket costs, with Silver plans often carrying the strongest subsidy value.

Carriers we work with

Oscar HealthAetnaCignaMolina HealthcareAmbetterAmeriHealthUnitedHealthcare

What affects the price

  1. 01Household income and family size
  2. 02Available subsidies and tax credits
  3. 03Plan network size and tier
  4. 04Age and tobacco use
  5. 05County of residence, since plan availability and pricing vary across South Florida

Questions to ask before buying

What subsidies am I eligible for that I might be missing?
Is there a lower-cost plan with my same doctors in-network?
What's the real cost difference between tiers after subsidies?
When does open enrollment end, and do I qualify for a special enrollment period?

Ready to explore your options?

Our licensed agents in Miami can help you compare coverage and find the right policy. No pressure, just clear answers.

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Frequently asked questions

Coverage details depend on the carrier, selected policy, applicable state laws, underwriting criteria, and specific exclusions. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice.