Individual plans differ significantly from group of one ( self employed ) plans and small group plans. Individual plans are not guaranteed issue, which means you can be declined or ridered. In other words, you could apply for an insurance plan and be refused. Therefore, if you have ongoing medical conditions that require regular medications or physician consultations, an individual plan may not be available to you.

The major advantages of individual plans are that they are portable , not tied to employment, and sometimes, very affordable. Individual plans tend to be less expensive than group insurance plans and self employed groups of one. There are several reasons why they are less expensive.

Insurers can refuse you or limit the treatment of medical conditions, thus eliminating or reducing financial risk.
Individual plans do not, as a rule, cover maternity.
They usually do not cover mental health or chiropractic.
The premium rates for individual plans can fluctuate wildly from one year to the next.
You need to review policy information closely for limitations and exclusions.

Who Is A Good Candidate For An Individual Plan ?

Individual plans work well for anybody in good health who does not take a large number of prescription medications.

Who benefits from individual plans?

Young College students
People who cannot afford company plans
People who cannot afford to insure their dependents under company plans.
Healthy adults who want insurance with high deductibles and low premium rates.

If you fall into any of these categories, an individual plan may work for you.

We offer a variety of plan options. We can help you build a plan that covers your insurance needs to include:

Office visits Extensive provider networks
Prescription coverage Affordable premiums
Wellness benefits Variety of plan options to meet your specific insurance needs
Accident benefits Dental Hospitalization Vision benefits

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