If you are under 65 and buying for yourself, this is the page. Check your doctors and your prescriptions first, then enroll — on your own or with an agent.
License #988455a licensed Texas agent, not a call center
Three questions
How can we help you?
Step 1: which coverage do you need?
What worries you the most?
How would you like to do this?
Nothing here signs you up for anything. You choose what happens next.
Simply Coverage
What to check before you pick a plan
Start with your doctors. A plan is only cheap if the people you already see are in its network. The enrollment tool lets you type them in and shows you which plans they belong to.
Then your prescriptions. Enter each medication and your pharmacy. Two plans with the same premium can be hundreds of dollars apart once your actual prescriptions are priced.
Then the bill that lands after a hospital stay. That is the one people forget about — what you pay before the plan takes over, and what you pay after.
Simply Explained
What you pay, and when, across a plan year
Structure: healthcare.gov (CMS). Not to scale — every plan sets its own amounts.
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Simply Answered
Questions people ask us
Yes. The apply-on-your-own path takes you straight to the marketplace enrollment tool with our agency attached, so you can finish it in one sitting.
You answer a short set of questions first — who needs coverage, your doctors, your prescriptions and your consent — and then a licensed agent calls you already holding all of it.
No. It is blocked outside the US. If you are traveling when you need to enroll, wait until you are back or call us.
Simply Committed
Ready when you are
Pick your path above, or let a licensed agent do it with you.