Licensed advisors in all 50 states

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Licensed advisors in all 50 states

Private PPO coverage,
without the six‑week
enrollment window.

Real plans from nationally recognized carriers, reviewed with you by one licensed advisor who actually picks up the phone. No pressure, ever.

  • Pre-existing conditions covered
  • Enroll any day of the year
  • Broad nationwide PPO networks
  • Deductibles as low as $0

USA Health Savings

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Let’s find your coverage

Start with your state.

Secure & private. By submitting you agree to be contacted by one licensed advisor.

Plans from nationally recognized carriers

The Honest Comparison

Stop overpaying for coverage that barely covers you.

Typical Marketplace$750/mo

Unsubsidized bronze-tier premium, $5,000+ deductible.

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Pre-existing conditions covered

USA Health Savings$300/mo

Underwritten PPO coverage for a healthy applicant.

Save ~$450/mo — that's over $5,400 a year back in your pocket.

Actual premiums, deductibles and benefits vary by age, location, health history and the plan selected.

Marketplace coverage compared with private PPO coverage
FeatureMarketplaceUSA Health SavingsBest Value
Monthly premium$750/mo$300/mo
Deductible$5,000–$9,000+As low as $0
Telemedicine~$50 a visitOften $0
Doctor & specialist visits$50+ copaysLow or $0 copays
Out-of-pocket max$18,000+~$3,000
Co-insuranceOften 40% on youUp to 100% covered
Doctor networksNarrow local HMOsBroad nationwide PPOs
Enrollment window6 weeks a yearAny day of the year
  • USA Health SavingsBest Value
  • Monthly premium

    Marketplace$750/mo
    USA Health Savings$300/mo
  • Deductible

    Marketplace$5,000–$9,000+
    USA Health SavingsAs low as $0
  • Telemedicine

    Marketplace~$50 a visit
    USA Health SavingsOften $0
  • Doctor & specialist visits

    Marketplace$50+ copays
    USA Health SavingsLow or $0 copays
  • Out-of-pocket max

    Marketplace$18,000+
    USA Health Savings~$3,000
  • Co-insurance

    MarketplaceOften 40% on you
    USA Health SavingsUp to 100% covered
  • Doctor networks

    MarketplaceNarrow local HMOs
    USA Health SavingsBroad nationwide PPOs
  • Enrollment window

    Marketplace6 weeks a year
    USA Health SavingsAny day of the year
See What Plans May Be Available

What actually moves the price

Four things set your premium. No secrets.

Tap an option to see how it moves a typical monthly premium.

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Age band

Premiums step up with age on nearly every plan type.

Household size

Each covered person adds premium, but rarely at full price.

Deductible preference

Lower deductible, higher premium. It's a trade, not a discount.

Network preference

Broad PPO access costs more than a tight regional network.

Typical monthly range

$220 – $295

General example, not a rate or offer. If a subsidy makes the Marketplace cheaper, an advisor will tell you.

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Industries we serve

Built for people whose income doesn't fit a form.

  • A freelancer working from a home office

    Self-employed & freelancers

    No employer plan, no group rate, and 1099 income that moves month to month.

  • A small business owner behind the counter of her shop

    Small business owners

    Covering yourself first, then deciding what you can offer a small team.

  • A tradesperson on a job site

    Contractors & trades

    Physical work, seasonal income, and a real need for specialist access.

  • A real estate agent outside a listed home

    Realtors & consultants

    Commission income that subsidy math handles badly.

  • A nurse in scrubs at the start of a shift

    Truckers & travel nurses

    Care needed in states you don't live in — where narrow networks fail.

  • A couple in their early sixties outdoors

    Early retirees

    The gap between an employer plan ending and Medicare starting.

  • A restaurant server at work

    Restaurant & hospitality

    Part-time hours that never quite reach benefits eligibility.

  • A delivery driver checking an order

    Gig & seasonal workers

    Income that swings enough to make a fixed premium the safer bet.

How it works

Four steps. No obligation at any of them.

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Coverage by state

Plan availability is a state question. Start with yours.

Hover or tap your state

Licensed advisors serve all 50 states. Plan availability and underwriting rules vary by state.

Member stories

The call usually ends with a clearer decision.

  • The advisor told me my wife's subsidy made the Marketplace cheaper for her, and put me on a private plan by myself. Two plans, less money.

    Marcus T., Ohio
  • I lost coverage in March. Open enrollment was eight months away. That was the whole problem, and it took one call to solve.

    Priya R., Texas
  • I asked about a condition I assumed would disqualify me. It didn't. What I needed was someone to actually read the exclusions with me.

    Linda M., Arizona
  • He walked me through what the plan does not cover before he told me what it does. That is the part I did not expect.

    David K., Georgia
  • I drive through six states in a week. A local HMO was never going to work and nobody had said that out loud before.

    Ray S., Tennessee
  • One call, one follow-up email, then nothing until I answered. After the year I'd had with lead sites, that was the selling point.

    Jessica L., Colorado
  • We were nine months out from Medicare and the COBRA number was absurd. The gap plan cost less than half.

    Tom H., Florida
  • My income is different every month. She built the comparison around that instead of asking me to guess a number.

    Carlos G., Nevada
  • I expected a sales pitch. I got a spreadsheet and a straight answer about the deductible.

    Ashley B., North Carolina
  • They told me my daughter qualified for CHIP and that we should take it. It cost them the bigger sale.

    Megan W., Michigan
  • The specialist I already see is out of state. That was the first question he asked, before anything about price.

    Robert D., Pennsylvania
  • Applying in June instead of waiting until January was the entire answer. I just did not know that was possible.

    Jason P., Missouri

One call, then it's your move

Find out what you actually qualify for. It takes about 30 seconds.

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USA Health Savings

Step 1 of 5

Let’s find your coverage

Start with your state.

Secure & private. By submitting you agree to be contacted by one licensed advisor.

Five questions, one licensed advisor, zero pressure. If private coverage isn't your best option, we'll tell you that instead.

  • No SSN, no date of birth, no income questions.
  • Your details go to one advisor and are never sold.
  • Submitting starts a review — it is not an application.