Step 1.  Check with your employer.

This is the first logical step.  It makes no difference whether or not your employer offers health insurance to their employees.  Even if they don't offer health insurance, employers almost always have a lot of knowledge about it. Bring the topic up with your boss.  Inquire about what he or she knows about it.  You'll probably be surprised.

If your work provides health insurance coverage and you meet the requirements, your quest for health insurance may be over.  Be certain to learn everything you can about the employee benefits package.

There may be a waiting period before you are eligible to be covered under the group plan.  If this is the case, you may need to purchase a Short-Term insurance plan to cover the time you are not insured.  No matter what you do, don't go without insurance.  It's not worth the risk.


Step 2.  Visit Healthcare.gov.

Visit: Healthcare.gov to discover what health insurance plans are available in the Duncan, SC region.  You will find all sorts of valuable information that can help you to make a smart health insurance choice.  Take a moment to review the meaning of health insurance terms like: Deductible, Coinsurance, and Maximum-out-of-pocket.  Having a good grasp of the meaning of such terms will simplify your decision making process.


Step 3.  Contact a health insurance coverage specialist.

When it comes to deciding on the right health-care plan for you and your family, an insurance broker's knowledge can be invaluable.  An insurance broker can help you with every aspect of a health insurance plan purchase.  When deciding on the size of your health plan deductible, an insurance broker can explore the benefits and drawbacks with you.  They can concisely explain health plan co-insurances.  They can help you figure out if you're eligible for an Affordable Care Act subsidy.  Speaking with a health insurance representative is a natural first step you should take before obtaining a health plan.  Best of all, assistance from a health insurance broker is usually free.

Choosing a health insurance plan is not something to take "lightly".

When looking for a quality South Carolina health insurance plan, there are multiple issues to consider.  Also, there are plenty of important health plan particulars that are easy to overlook.  Many Americans end up not liking their health insurance plan once they actually have to utilize it.  More often than not, this dissatisfaction is caused by the customer selecting a plan without fully comprehending its benefits.  To avoid being trapped in a health plan that does not adequately serve your needs, it is critical to fully understand how the plan works - before you purchase it.



Finding an affordable, comprehensive health plan can be difficult.

Obtaining a quality, affordable, health insurance plan is difficult for a variety of reasons.  At the root of the problem is the fact that health insurance in America is changing rapidly - largely as a result of the Affordable Care Act.  The percentage of Americans eligible for ACA coverage has increased.  Consequently, more Americans are now taking advantage.  In addition, a higher percentage of Americans are eligible for ACA subsidies, making the plans more attractive to more consumers.

Furthermore, a significant percentage of Americans who were previously covered by Medicaid are now eligible for ACA health insurance coverage.

As a result of all these changes, an avalanche of fresh data has flooded the internet.  The average consumer has a difficult time figuring out what is what, because so much of the information is inadequate or misleading.

In addition, with so many other things to worry about, most people do not devote a lot of time keeping up with the complexity of US health insurance. The average consumer needs the assistance and guidence of a licensed health insurance agent. In South Carolina, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find an agent that takes the time to personally assist customers.


ACA is more affordable.

In South Carolina, Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plan options are more affordable than they were in previous years.  This is because the subsidies provided by the federal government are larger.  In addition, more Americans now qualify for a subsidy.



Our experienced professionals are happy to assist.

We understand how difficult it may be to figure out which plan is best for you and your family.  Plan benefits, physician networks, deductibles, Rx coverage, price, and other factors should all be carefully addressed when selecting a health insurance plan.

Our experienced insurance experts are pleased to assist you in sorting through all of the details in order to find a high-quality health insurance plan that meets your needs and fits within your budget.  Our services are free.  Call now:   (800)527-8745