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Your income. Your doctors. Your budget. We'll help you find the Marketplace plan that fits all three and check what premium help you qualify for.
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About 30 minutes · Phone, video, or in our Winter Park office · No cost, no obligation
November 1, 2026
Open Enrollment for 2027 opens on HealthCare.gov, which Florida uses.
December 15, 2026
Choose a plan by this date for coverage that starts January 1.
January 15, 2027
Last day to enroll. Plans chosen December 16 to January 15 start February 1.
Choose a day and time for your no-cost ACA plan review. You'll get a confirmation by email right away, with a short consent form to e-sign. All times are Eastern Time (Orlando).
Phone, video, or in our Winter Park office. About 30 minutes with a licensed health insurance agent.
Open the booking calendarIf your renewal notice came in higher than last year, you're not imagining it. The extra premium help Congress added in recent years ended after 2025 and was not renewed. For 2027, the standard rules are back.
• Help paying premiums is still available, based on your expected 2027 household income and household size.
• Some households will get less help than before, and households above 400% of the federal poverty level generally do not qualify.
• Plans and prices change every year, so the plan you have may no longer be your best fit, even if it renews automatically.
That's what a review is for. We estimate your premium help, check your doctors and prescriptions, and compare your options side by side.
Most of the people we help with Marketplace coverage are in one of these situations.
No employer plan, and income that changes month to month. We'll help you estimate it the right way.
Bridge the years until Medicare with a plan that fits your doctors and your budget.
Losing employer coverage usually opens a 60-day window to enroll, even outside Open Enrollment.
Plans are tied to where you live. A move can open a 60-day window to get covered here.
Coming off a parent's plan? You can usually enroll within 60 days of losing that coverage.
Turning 65 soon? See our Medicare plan review. We'll make the handoff simple.
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Choose a phone call, a video call, or a visit to our Winter Park office, at a time that suits you.
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Federal Marketplace rules require your written consent before an agent can look up or submit an application for you. We email it to you, and it takes about two minutes.
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We estimate your premium help, check your doctors, and compare plans side by side. You confirm every detail before we submit anything.
Our licensed health insurance agents walk you through your Marketplace options in plain English. We estimate your premium help, check that your doctors are in network, and compare premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs side by side. Then we help you enroll.
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Open Enrollment runs November 1, 2026 through January 15, 2027 on HealthCare.gov, which Florida uses. Choose a plan by December 15 and coverage starts January 1. Choose between December 16 and January 15 and it starts February 1.
The extra premium help Congress added in recent years ended after 2025 and was not renewed, so the standard rules are back. Some households will get less help than before. Plans and prices also change every year, which is why it pays to review your options instead of letting your plan renew automatically.
It depends on your expected 2027 household income, your household size, and whether you can get affordable coverage through a job. Households above 400% of the federal poverty level generally do not qualify. We estimate your help during the review.
Certain life events open a Special Enrollment Period, usually 60 days. Common ones include losing job-based coverage, moving to a new area, getting married, or having a baby. Call us and we'll tell you whether you qualify.
Often, yes. A move to a new coverage area can open a 60-day window. In most cases you need to have had qualifying health coverage before the move. Plans are tied to where you live, so the plan from your old state may not work here.
No. The review is free and there's no obligation. Marketplace premiums are the same whether you enroll with a licensed agent or on your own.
Federal Marketplace rules require your written consent before an agent can look up, start, or change an application for you. You also confirm that your application is accurate before it's submitted. The form takes about two minutes to e-sign.
A rough estimate of your household's 2027 income, the names and birthdates of everyone who needs coverage, and a list of your doctors and prescriptions. We ask for Social Security numbers on the call, never by email. If you have a plan now, keep your member card or renewal notice nearby.
Choose a plan by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1. Not sure where you stand? A no-cost review with a licensed local agent will tell you.
Pick a time for your no-cost reviewPrefer the phone? Call 407-672-2467