Searching for Health Insurance You Can Afford?
Insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act (also known as Obamacare) can be a pile of confusing rules and regulations. That’s why you shouldn’t try to handle it on your own.
Jeff Evins is an experienced, licensed insurance agent who can guide you to the plan that is best for you.
“Jeff has been my Medicare agent for four years. He has always been there for me when I have questions about my Medicare plan. He always returns my calls and makes sure I am in the right plan.”
– Joyce Gross
What is the Affordable Care Act?
The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) became law in 2010. The goal is to make healthcare in the United States more accessible and affordable. The result is lots of great opportunities for health coverage if you can make it through the complex features of the act.
Under the provisions of the Affordable Care Act, millions who were previously uninsured can now get coverage. The act also offers subsidies to make plans more affordable for low- and moderate-income people and their families. A key provision of the act prevents the denial of health coverage because of a client’s health history. That means it protects those with pre-existing conditions.
What the ACA plans must cover?
To make sure clients get quality health coverage, all Affordable Care Act plans are required to cover certain essential features. Those include emergency services, preventive care, mental health services, hospitalization, maternity care, newborn care, and prescription drugs. Affordable Care Act plans cannot cap how much they’ll pay for coverage over a year or over your entire life.