At the beginning of October, the outlook for millions of Americans seeking affordable health coverage improved. Uninsured individuals, people between jobs, recent graduates, and new retirees, among others, now have access to affordable short-term plans. These plans—an opportunity that arose from flexibility granted with new federal rules—allow Americans to purchase health plans they can afford and are right for them.
It’s an exciting new option for millions of Americans, so we worked with Agile.com, one of the leading online platforms that sells short-term plans, to see just how these plans will compare to those available on the individual market.
Exclusive Data on Thousands of New Short-Term Plans Now Available At A Fraction Of The Cost
At the beginning of October, the outlook for millions of Americans seeking affordable health coverage improved. Uninsured individuals, people between jobs, recent graduates, and new retirees, among others, now have access to affordable short-term plans. These plans—an opportunity that arose from flexibility granted with new federal rules—allow Americans to purchase health plans they can afford and are right for them.
It’s an exciting new option for millions of Americans, so we worked with Agile.com, one of the leading online platforms that sells short-term plans, to see just how these plans will compare to those available on the individual market.