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A simpler start to health coverage

Health insurance.
Made simple.

A free quote request. A clearer view of your options. Start with your ZIP code.

Free quote request. No obligation to enroll.
Currently helping people in Florida, Georgia and Texas.

✓ Licensed agency✓ No medical history to start
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Coverage for your real life.Start simple. Choose with confidence.

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Good questions.
Clearer choices.

01 Compare more than
the monthly premium.
02 Check doctors,
prescriptions and benefits.
03 Get guidance from
a licensed agency.

Simple from the start

A few details.
A more personal next step.

Skip the jargon. Start with what matters to you, and take it one step at a time.

1

Tell us the basics

Your ZIP code and who needs coverage. Optional details help us prepare, but you can skip them.

2

Request your quote

Send a free request to our licensed agency. Choose whether you also want a callback.

3

Explore your options

After your request, call an agent or wait for a reply to review available plans and actual prices.

Coverage, explained

Find your starting point.

Comprehensive coverage. Different ways to shop. Your options depend on your location and circumstances.

Individual & family

ACA Marketplace

Major medical coverage with essential health benefits. Financial help may be available through the applicable Marketplace if you qualify.

  • Review Bronze, Silver and Gold options
  • Check provider networks and prescriptions
  • Compare premiums and out-of-pocket costs

Individual & family

Off-Marketplace ACA plans

ACA-compliant major medical coverage purchased outside the Marketplace. Marketplace premium tax credits do not apply.

  • Review available comprehensive plans
  • Consider benefits alongside monthly cost
  • Get help understanding enrollment timing

These are coverage categories, not quotes or specific available policies. Premiums, benefits, networks and enrollment eligibility vary. We do not offer every plan or carrier in every area.

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Built around your questions

Insurance is personal.
Help should be, too.

From checking a doctor’s network to understanding a deductible, a little clarity can make a big difference.

Your request goes to Union Health Insurance Agency, the licensed agency behind this website. We help people in Florida, Georgia and Texas understand their options.

Our assistance costs nothing extra. Insurance premiums and other plan costs still apply.

Good to know

A little clarity
goes a long way.

Answers before you get started.

Read our coverage guide ↗
Is requesting a quote really free?

Yes. There is no charge or obligation for this request. Insurance itself is not free; premiums and other costs depend on the plan and your circumstances. The agency may receive commissions from insurers.

Will I see a price immediately?

This short form sends a quote request to our licensed agency. It is not a live carrier-pricing engine. An agent will help review plans and actual premiums after confirming the information needed for an accurate quote.

Can I enroll at any time?

ACA individual coverage generally requires Open Enrollment or an applicable Special Enrollment Period. An agent can help you review timing. Completing this form does not enroll you in coverage.

Do I have to agree to phone calls?

No. Callback permission is optional and starts unchecked. You can request an email response, and you can choose to call us after finishing the form.

Which states can you help with?

Our current service area is Florida, Georgia and Texas. Carrier and plan availability varies by county and ZIP code.

Is this a government website?

No. This is a privately operated insurance agency website. We are not HealthCare.gov, Georgia Access or a government agency.

Your next step can be simple

Let’s find your way forward.

No obligation. No medical history to get started.

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