Health coverage should fit the way you live.
Whether you lost coverage through work, started a job without benefits, or need to choose your own plan, I’ll help you understand what is available and what it could cost.
I help people in all kinds of situations.
Losing coverage through work
Timing matters. We’ll look at your next step, including whether COBRA makes more sense.
A new job without benefits
We’ll find individual or family coverage that fits your budget and doctors.
Choosing your own plan
I’ll narrow the choices and explain the tradeoffs in plain language.
Self-employed or contract work
Coverage that fits your work and life — and a possible tax benefit.
Let’s compare what actually matters.
We’ll check the doctors you want to keep, your medications, your likely care needs, and both monthly and out-of-pocket costs. A higher premium is not always the right choice.
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Georgia Access or a private option?
Depending on your situation and eligibility, we can look at both and compare the coverage carefully.
Georgia Access
- Georgia’s health insurance marketplace for individuals and families
- You may qualify for a tax credit that lowers your monthly premium, based on household income
- We’ll check eligibility and compare plans side by side
Private options
- Plans available outside the marketplace, depending on your situation
- Can make sense when you don’t qualify for premium help
- I’ll explain the tradeoffs plainly, including what isn’t covered
Self-employed? Your coverage may have a tax benefit, too.
If you work for yourself, the health insurance premiums you pay may qualify for a self-employed health insurance deduction. I can help you compare coverage; your tax professional can tell you how the deduction applies to you.
Can I keep my doctors?
It depends on the plan. Tell me which doctors matter to you, and I’ll check the networks with you.
Are my prescriptions covered?
We’ll look at each plan’s drug list and what your medications would likely cost before you decide.
Could I qualify for premium help?
Possibly. We can review your projected household income and check Georgia Access eligibility together.
Do you help with Medicaid or PeachCare?
Those programs are run by the state and are outside what I help with, but I’m happy to point you in the right direction.