If you’re relatively healthy and paying a lot for your health plan, there may be options that the health insurance industry doesn't want you to know about
Every year, families watch their monthly health costs climb and just assume those are simply the only options they have.
But the plan you’ve been shown may have been designed for a completely different type of person. If you are on the marketplace/exchange, it would be like getting your car insurance in a group designed for people with DWI's and a car accident every other year.
Your health. Your family. Your doctors. Your prescriptions. Your budget.
Those things should matter.
That's why we start with you—not with a product.
The question isn't “What plans are available?”
The right question is “Which options actually make sense for you?”

1st — Your Health
What does your current health look like? What medications or ongoing needs should we consider?
2nd — Your Providers
Which doctors, hospitals and specialists matter to you?
3rd — What You're Paying Now
What are you currently spending each month, and what are you actually getting for that money?
Once we understand those three things, we can determine which available options may actually put you in a better position.
I know you are asking... Is this right for me?
Self-Employed
You’re responsible for finding and paying for your own benefits.
Paying Full Price on the Marketplace
Your household income leaves you paying most or all of the monthly cost yourself.
Small Business Owner
You want strong benefits without taking on a traditional group plan.
Independent Contractor or Gig Worker
You don't have an employer providing affordable benefits.
Relatively Healthy
You’re open to options that may have health or eligibility requirements.
Employer Coverage Is Too Expensive
Benefits may technically be available at work—but the price doesn’t make sense.

The goal isn't simply "cheaper"

The goal is a better position for your money
A cheaper monthly cost means nothing if the benefits don't work when you need them.
Monthly Cost
What you’re paying now versus available alternatives.
Doctors & Hospitals
Whether the provider access fits where you actually receive care.
Prescriptions
How your current medications interact with the available benefits.
Copays, Deductibles, Max Out of Pocket
What you're responsible for when you actually use your health plan.
Your Family's Needs
Each family member is considered individually.
Eligibility
We narrow the field to options that may realistically fit your situation.
I am so glad you asked.. Here's Exactly What Happens Next
1. You send us the basics.
Enough information for us to understand what you're looking for.
2. One advisor contacts you.
Not 10. Not 20. Not your phone reenacting the final scene of Avengers: Endgame.
3. We have an actual conversation.
We learn what you're paying, what matters to you and what options may fit.
4. You decide what happens next.
If there’s something worth looking at, we'll show you. If there isn't, we'll tell you.
Not in the traditional individual Marketplace sense. We specialize in helping individuals and families access health benefit plans through established groups and associations. Instead of standing alone as one individual or family, members become part of a much larger group—often consisting of tens of thousands of people—which can help create more efficient costs.
The structure works similarly to the way large employers such as Costco or Starbucks provide group health benefits to their employees: a large population shares the overall healthcare risk.
These plans are 100% ACA compliant, include 100% covered preventive and wellness care, and have a true annual maximum out-of-pocket, so there is a defined limit to your financial responsibility for covered healthcare expenses. Members also receive annual documentation confirming they maintained qualifying health coverage.
The structure may be different from what you're used to—the goal is the same: meaningful health benefits, strong financial protection and access to care at a cost that makes sense.
No, not everyone will qualify—and that’s okay. These health benefit options can have eligibility requirements, including health-related underwriting, so they may be a better fit for some individuals and families than others. We have access to many different carriers with a broad range of options. Just because you have asthma or seasonal depression doesn't disqualify you.
Our job is to understand your situation first, determine which options you may qualify for, and only show you plans that make sense for you.
Because most people only see the options that are marketed directly to them. If you shop for health coverage online, through the Marketplace, or through a traditional carrier, you’re generally shown individual-market products.
These health benefit plans are accessed through specific groups, associations and benefit programs, so they aren’t typically sitting on the same websites you’ve probably used before. Eligibility can also vary, which means they aren’t necessarily an option for everyone.
Many agents focus almost entirely on traditional Marketplace or carrier products, so these types of plans simply may never come up in the conversation.
They’re not a secret. They’re just accessed differently. Our job is to understand your situation and determine whether one of those options may be available and make sense for you.
We will check all doctors and providers you need. We can also provide you a link to check to see what other providers you may access.
If they meet the health qualifications for the plans.
We contact you. That’s it. No parade of unknown numbers, no 8:03 AM texts from “Brad,” and no wondering how 37 strangers learned your first name. Your phone has been through enough already.
I understand healthcare is a complete and total sh*t show.
Somehow, a simple yes-or-no question can turn into a 12-page explanation written by three lawyers, two actuaries, and someone who clearly hates punctuation.
Healthcare is one of the few things we buy where we often have no idea what something costs until after we’ve already used it.
You wouldn’t walk into a restaurant, hand them your credit card, order whatever looked good, and say, “Just let me know what I owe sometime next month.”
Yet somehow, with healthcare, we’ve all accepted that as normal.
I want to help you become a consumer before you become a casualty of the system.
That means understanding what you have, what it costs, where your financial risk really is, and what other options may be available before something goes wrong.
At National Choice Health Plans, our small team of 10 focuses on one thing: helping individuals and families make smarter decisions about their health benefits, reduce their financial exposure, and—when possible—save a whole lot of money along the way.
Less confusion. Better decisions. More money left in your pocket.
Who we are, really...

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