Not sure where to start? Let's find your category.
Every situation is different. Use the guide below to see which type of coverage typically fits people in your shoes, then let's compare real plans.
Which of these sounds like you?
Lost employer coverage
You likely qualify for a Special Enrollment Period right now.
Just turned 26
Aging off a parent's plan is a qualifying life event.
Recently moved
A move to a new ZIP code or state often opens a new window to enroll.
Self-employed
Shop Marketplace plans year-round and may qualify for subsidies.
Started a new job without benefits
Bridge the gap with a private or short-term plan.
Recently divorced
A qualifying life event that opens a 60-day enrollment window.
Retiring early
Bridge the gap to Medicare with a Marketplace or private plan.
Missed Open Enrollment
Short-term or private plans can still provide coverage now.
Explore each type of coverage in detail.
Marketplace (ACA) Plans
Government exchange plans with potential subsidies based on income.
Explore Marketplace plansPrivate Health Insurance
Off-exchange plans purchased directly through a carrier, year-round.
Explore private plansShort-Term Health Insurance
Temporary coverage to bridge gaps between jobs or enrollment windows.
Explore short-term plansDental Insurance
Standalone or bundled coverage for routine and major dental care.
Explore dental plansVision Insurance
Coverage for eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses.
Explore vision plansSupplemental Insurance
Accident, critical illness, and other plans that fill coverage gaps.
Explore supplemental plansEligibility Checker
Answer one question and get an instant, plain-English idea of what enrollment window or coverage type may apply to you.
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