Hello, there!

Let’s Review Your Options

Three easy steps:

1) Book Your 15-Minute Consultation
2) We’ll Review Your Policy Together
3) Relax With Lifetime On-Call Customer Service

Fifteen minutes, phone or video, with me. Not a call center, and nobody else calls you afterward.

What we will actually cover

What you are paying now, and whether it is the right plan for your situation.

What you would pay on the Marketplace, including any subsidy you qualify for.

Whether a privately underwritten plan is worth looking at, and whether you would qualify for one.

If what you have already works, I will tell you that. There is no pressure to switch.

What you do not need to prepare

No documents, no policy numbers, no medical history. Bring your zip code and a rough sense of your household income. Everything else we can work out on the call.

After the call

If you decide to move forward, I handle the application and the carrier paperwork. If you do not, you still leave with the numbers.

Every client I place gets my direct line for as long as they hold the policy. You call me, not an 800 number.

Who I usually help

Self-employed people and 1099 contractors who have aged off a parent’s plan, left a W-2 job, or watched a Marketplace premium jump and want to know whether that number is actually their best option.

Families comparing what one spouse’s employer offers against buying coverage directly.

Small business owners deciding whether to put a group plan in place or help their people buy individually.

People who have been told they do not qualify for a subsidy and assume that means they are stuck paying full price. Sometimes that is true. Often it is not.

Why fifteen minutes is enough

Most of what makes your situation expensive or cheap comes down to a handful of facts: where you live, who needs covering, roughly what you will earn this year, and which doctors you want to keep.

That is a short conversation. If it turns out your case needs more time, we will book more time. I would rather give you fifteen honest minutes than an hour of being sold to.