Health insurance and communication with medical providers can be confusing. That’s why we work as advocates on your behalf.
Here are just some of the ways we help you with health insurance:
- We listen to you, and help you understand the type of coverage you need
- We show you the types of coverage your plan provides and explain it in a way that makes sense to you
- We look at your current insurance, and find out where your gaps in coverage are—so you don’t get hit with surprise bills
- We’ll show you how to figure out a medical bill that reads like a different language (We can translate it for you)
- We have access to over 200 carrier options and 2,600 products and we shop them to find the best fit for you
- And much more!
We aren’t just here to help match you up with an insurance plan, we’re also here after you purchase health insurance. It’s important to us that our clients know we are on their side, ready to help when they need us.
A health insurance broker can be a valuable resource in helping you understand the type of coverage you need.
- Assessment of Needs: A broker will take the time to understand your specific healthcare needs, including any existing medical conditions, prescription medications, and anticipated medical expenses. They will assess your unique situation to determine the most suitable coverage for you and your family.
- Knowledge of Plans: Health insurance brokers are well-versed in the details of various health insurance plans offered by different insurance companies. They can explain the differences between plans, including coverage options, deductibles, co-payments, and networks of healthcare providers.
- Marketplace Expertise: Health insurance brokers are familiar with the health insurance marketplace. They can guide you through the available options, helping you navigate the complexities of choosing a plan that aligns with your needs and budget.
- Cost Considerations: Brokers can provide insights into the total cost of a health insurance plan, considering not just the monthly premium but also factors like deductibles, co-payments, and coinsurance. They can help you find a balance between affordable premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
- Customized Recommendations: Based on your individual needs and budget, a health insurance broker can tailor their recommendations to find a plan that best suits you. This personalized approach ensures that you are not paying for coverage you don’t need or missing out on essential benefits.
- Network Assistance: Brokers can help you understand the network of healthcare providers associated with each plan. They can explain the impact of using in-network versus out-of-network services and how it may affect your out-of-pocket costs.
- Policy Comparisons: Health insurance policies can be complex and filled with jargon. Brokers can break down the details of different policies, making it easier for you to compare and contrast the features of each plan. They can highlight key differences and help you make an informed decision.
- Assistance with Paperwork: Navigating the enrollment process and dealing with insurance paperwork can be overwhelming. Health insurance brokers can guide you through the application process, ensuring that all necessary documentation is completed accurately and submitted on time.
- Renewal Guidance: If you already have health insurance and are looking to renew or make changes, a broker can assist you in reassessing your needs and finding the most suitable plan for the upcoming year.
It’s important to note that health insurance brokers are typically compensated by the insurance companies, and their services are often free for the individual seeking coverage. This makes them a valuable, unbiased resource to help you make well-informed decisions about your health insurance coverage.