Health Insurance Now helps individuals, families and the self-employed compare coverage in the states we serve. Pick your coverage type and state below to see local rules, carriers and typical costs.
Get a Free QuoteCOBRA Health Insurance by State
COBRA lets you keep your former employer’s group plan after leaving a job or losing hours. Rules and costs vary by state, so start with your state’s guide.
Short-Term Health Insurance by State
Short-term plans can bridge a gap in coverage, such as between jobs. Availability and plan limits depend on state rules.
Private Health Insurance by State
Private plans you buy on your own, outside an employer. See options for individuals, families and the self-employed in your state.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which type of coverage is right for me?
It depends on your situation. COBRA keeps your old employer plan, short-term plans can cover a temporary gap, and private plans offer longer-term individual or family coverage. An advisor can help you compare.
Why do the rules differ by state?
Each state sets some of its own insurance rules, such as how long continuation coverage lasts or whether short-term plans are allowed, so options in one state may not exist in another.
Don’t see your state?
We list the states we currently serve. Contact us and we’ll let you know what options may be available to you.
Not sure where to start?
Talk to our team and get help comparing plans in your state.
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