Medical coverage for individuals and families outside an employer plan.
Self-employed, between jobs, or just don’t have access to employer coverage? Individual and family medical plans fill that gap with options built around your household’s needs.
Get a QuoteHow individual and family medical plans work.
Individual and family plans are purchased directly rather than through an employer, either on or off the ACA marketplace, and cover doctor visits, hospital stays, prescriptions, and preventive care.
Plans vary widely in premium, deductible, and network, which is why comparing a few options side by side usually makes more sense than picking the first plan you see.
- Coverage for those without access to an employer plan
- Available both on and off the ACA marketplace
- Options across a range of premium and deductible combinations
- Subsidies may be available depending on income
Common Situations
- • Self-employed individuals
- • Early retirees before Medicare
- • Between jobs
- • Part-time workers without benefits
Core elements of individual & family plans
Doctor Visits
Coverage for primary care and specialist appointments.
Hospital Care
Coverage for inpatient stays, surgery, and emergency care.
Prescription Drugs
Coverage for medications, often organized in cost tiers.
Preventive Care
Annual checkups and screenings typically covered at no additional cost.
Network Considerations
Understanding which doctors and hospitals are in-network for your plan.
Subsidy Eligibility
Help determining whether you qualify for a premium tax credit.
Individual & Family Medical FAQs
Can I get subsidies for an individual plan?
What if I missed open enrollment?
How do I choose between a high or low deductible plan?
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