EZ Health Quotes
Compare health insurance quotes — individual, family or business — and talk to a licensed agent
Plain-English research on individual, family, business, Medicare and other health insurance options — what each one covers, who it fits, and the questions to ask — plus a connection to licensed agents who serve your state.

About EZ Health Quotes
Plain-English research on individual, family, business, Medicare and other health insurance options — what each one covers, who it fits, and the questions to ask — plus a connection to licensed agents who serve your state.
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EZ Health Quotes — frequently asked questions
Is EZ Health Quotes an insurance company?+
No. EZ Health Quotes is an educational website and referral directory. We explain how individual, family, business, Medicare and related health coverage works and connect you with independent licensed agents — we don't sell insurance or decide your coverage for you.
How much will health insurance cost me?+
It depends on your age, household size, income, state and the plan you choose, so we don't quote premiums or subsidy amounts on this site. A licensed agent can run an actual quote and check your eligibility for a premium tax credit.
What's the difference between individual and family health insurance?+
Individual health insurance covers one person, while a family plan covers a spouse and/or dependents on one policy — family plans typically cost more in total but can be simpler to manage than separate individual policies.
Does my small business have to offer health insurance?+
Only employers with 50 or more full-time-equivalent employees are required under the ACA to offer coverage; smaller businesses can still offer group or level-funded plans voluntarily to attract and keep employees.
Can self-employed people get health insurance?+
Yes. Self-employed people and 1099 contractors can buy an ACA Marketplace plan or an off-exchange individual plan, and may be able to deduct premiums as a business expense — a licensed agent can walk through the options.
When should I enroll in Medicare?+
Most people should enroll during their Initial Enrollment Period around their 65th birthday to avoid a late penalty; a licensed Medicare agent can explain how Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans differ.
How do agents receive referrals through this site?+
Licensed agents can list for free, or reserve priority placement or an exclusive territory — a ZIP code, a state, or the whole country — so shoppers who ask for help in that area are connected to them.
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