If you're self-employed in Dallas, Texas, finding the right health insurance can be more complicated when you don't have access to an employer-sponsored plan. I specialize in helping self-employed professionals, 1099 workers, independent contractors, freelancers, consultants, sole proprietors, gig workers, and small-business owners compare their health insurance options. At the same time, I also help individuals and families who simply want to compare coverage and find a plan that fits their needs and budget.
```Whether you're purchasing coverage on your own, covering a family, or running your own business, I can help you compare different types of health insurance. Depending on your situation, that may include ACA Marketplace health insurance, private health insurance, short-term medical coverage, indemnity plans, supplemental coverage, dental and vision insurance, Medicare, and other insurance solutions.
For self-employed clients, the right choice can depend on much more than the monthly premium. We can look at factors such as deductibles, provider networks, doctors and hospitals, prescription coverage, out-of-pocket costs, plan benefits, and overall coverage needs so you can make a more informed decision.
Self-employed professionals, freelancers, 1099 workers, independent contractors, consultants, sole proprietors, gig workers, LLC owners, small-business owners, individuals and families.
ACA Marketplace and private health insurance options, along with supplemental, dental, vision and other coverage options from multiple insurance carriers.
Serving individuals, families and self-employed clients throughout Dallas and the surrounding Dallas–Fort Worth area, including nearby communities across DFW.
When you purchase health insurance on your own, it can be difficult to know which options are worth considering. As an independent health insurance broker, I can help you compare plans from multiple insurance carriers rather than limiting you to a single company's products.
My goal is to help you understand your options and choose coverage based on your individual circumstances. That can be especially helpful for self-employed Texans and 1099 workers who need to balance monthly premiums, provider access, prescription needs and potential out-of-pocket expenses, but the same comparison process is available to individuals and families looking for coverage.
Self-employed individuals may have several coverage options depending on their circumstances, including ACA Marketplace plans, private health insurance and other types of individual coverage. I can help you compare available options and understand the differences.
Yes. 1099 workers and independent contractors can explore individual health insurance options just like other self-employed individuals. The right option depends on factors such as household circumstances, income, budget and coverage needs.
Yes. Freelancers, consultants and independent contractors can generally apply for individual Marketplace coverage when they don't have access to qualifying employer-sponsored coverage.
Important factors can include the monthly premium, deductible, out-of-pocket maximum, provider network, prescription coverage, doctors and hospitals, benefits and your expected healthcare needs.
Absolutely. Self-employed health insurance is a specialty of my practice, but I also help individuals and families compare health insurance options based on their own needs, budget and circumstances.
Whether you're self-employed, working as a 1099 contractor, running a small business, or simply looking for individual or family health insurance, I can help you compare your options and understand the coverage available to you.