Look beyond the payroll deduction
Compare the monthly cost with doctor visits, prescriptions and potential larger expenses. An affordable payment matters alongside the care the arrangement supports.
For employees without employer benefits or facing an unaffordable company plan
If your job doesn’t provide healthcare—or the available plan strains your budget—you have options to explore. SmartHealth helps you compare individual and family benefits with a clear understanding of costs and limitations.
A quote request does not enroll you or guarantee benefits.
Built around your priorities
Compare the monthly cost with doctor visits, prescriptions and potential larger expenses. An affordable payment matters alongside the care the arrangement supports.
If you need spouse or child benefits, compare the household cost. Ask about eligibility and the services each family member expects to use.
Compare SHC benefits with your employer and Marketplace options. Confirm what is included, what is excluded and when new benefits begin before making a switch.
Prepare for a useful conversation
Share what matters to you so the comparison reflects your life. Review monthly costs alongside service costs, provider access and benefit limitations.
Explore my employee options ?Discuss sensitive medical information directly with your advisor through the appropriate process.
SmartHealth Everyday options
Start with your care needs. Your advisor can help you determine which arrangements are available and explain the differences.
Everyday
Virtual care, preventive visit benefits, prescription discounts and medical sharing. Review visit allowances and sharing rules.
Read plan details ?Everyday
Primary care copays, virtual services and prescription benefits, with separate medical sharing for eligible larger expenses.
Read plan details ?Everyday
Defined outpatient copays for primary and specialist visits, plus virtual care and separate medical-sharing options.
Read plan details ?Everyday
Routine and virtual care with defined hospital and surgical benefits. Review deductibles, service limits and exclusions.
Read plan details ?Plan descriptions are starting points, not a recommendation or a guarantee of benefits. Obtain a personalized quote and the current plan documents.
Answers before you decide
Yes. You can explore individual or family options subject to your location and the selected plan’s eligibility requirements.
Yes. Review the full employer offer alongside other available options. Have an advisor explain differences before changing benefits.
No. A quote request does not guarantee benefits or complete enrollment. Confirm eligibility, enrollment requirements and the effective date separately.
Review available options with an advisor, confirm eligibility and costs, and read the plan documents. Complete enrollment only after you understand the arrangement and have confirmed the effective date.
People first. Clear guidance.
Explore benefits around your needs, with someone to explain the details.