Colorado Insurance Agent Eric Smith Discusses Alternative Health Plans
The enactment of the Affordable Care Act (ACA/Obamacare) requires health insurance companies cover people with pre-existing conditions and requires that everyone purchase insurance or be faced with a tax penalty. "These requirements on the insurance companies have lead to rising premiums," said insurance agent
"Fortunately, an alternative healthcare market has emerged to fill the need. Alternative plans work as traditional health insurance, but they do not have to follow all of the ACA guidelines," noted Smith.
Specifically, they do not have to cover individuals with pre-existing conditions and they can be purchased any time of the year instead of only during open enrollment (
"Families who qualify could potentially cut their premiums in half using an alternative plan," stated Smith. "Although, these families might have to pay the penalty this year, starting in
Currently, the penalty for not having an ACA-approved health insurance plan is
When looking for health insurance, Smith advises understanding the alternatives to buying individual health insurance, know what you need and can afford, and visit CO Health Brokers.
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