If you’re under the age of 65 and need healthcare, there are 4 basic options available to you. We can help you determine the right choice based on your budget and needs.
Faith based programs which facilitate voluntary sharing among members for eligible medical expenses. They are built upon the principle of people with similar beliefs and values coming together to share each other’s burdens. Depending on the plan chosen and family size, Monthly payments may be significantly lower than traditional healthcare options.
The plans are administered through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. Many people qualify for subsidies based on qualifying factors to help with their health care costs.
These type plans are a great alternative for consumers looking for major medical coverage. Short Term health insurance, sometimes called Term health insurance or Temporary health insurance, is designed to bridge gaps in your health care coverage during times of transition. These plans allow you to:
Hospital indemnity insurance is a type of plan that pays a set amount – per day, per week, per month, or per visit. In addition to a hospital per diem, a more comprehensive plan might feature payments for an ambulance trip, surgery or maternity visit, or increased payments for intense ailments such as stroke or cancer. Benefits can disburse in lump sums for short admittance or on a daily or weekly basis during longer visits.