Between jobs, self-employed, or paying more than you should?

There's almost always a better path — private-market year-round, ACA for life changes, or a product most brokers don't mention. Three minutes to see what actually fits your situation.

35
Licensed states
15
Independent carriers
3
Product lines · Private · ACA · Life
100%
Real human reads every form

Carriers we work with

ACA Aetna · Ambetter · Anthem · BCBS · Cigna · Humana · Molina · Oscar · UnitedHealthcare
Private UnitedHealthOne · Allstate · Pivot Health
Life F&G · Foresters · Transamerica

How this works (and why it takes 3 minutes, not 30)

1

Tell us where you are

A short form — name, ZIP, age, household, what kind of coverage gap you're looking at. No SSN. No pressure to pick anything yet.

2

We read it like a real broker

Aaron looks at your situation against the private market, ACA, and life carriers. That means matching your state, your budget, and your health history to the products that actually fit — not the ones that pay the highest commission.

3

You see real options

Two or three plans, side-by-side, with what each one actually does for your situation. You decide. We answer questions. No hard sell.

What's on the menu

Private Health Plans

Year-round coverage that doesn't wait on Open Enrollment. TriTerm short-term major medical, fixed-benefit indemnity, and PPO short-term plans through UnitedHealthOne, Allstate, and Pivot Health. Best fit when you're between jobs, self-employed, or paying way too much through your spouse's plan.

Some private-market plans are short-term limited-duration medical or fixed indemnity — not ACA-compliant.

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ACA · Marketplace

When ACA is the right call, we say so. Open Enrollment runs Nov 1–Dec 15. Special Enrollment opens any time you have a qualifying life event — job loss, marriage, birth, Medicaid loss, move. Most households on ACA get subsidies that bring premiums down.

ACA Marketplace plans are major medical and meet minimum essential coverage requirements.

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Life Insurance

The coverage your family hopes you bought. Term, whole, indexed universal, and final-expense policies through F&G, Foresters, and Transamerica. Self-employed and gig workers usually carry too little — we look at what your family actually needs to land on, then build to that number.

Coverage subject to underwriting approval. Rates vary by carrier, age, health, and amount.

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Why people stick with this office

  1. Independent broker. Fifteen carriers on the menu across ACA, private market, and life — including Aetna, Anthem, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, UnitedHealthOne, Allstate, F&G, and Foresters. We have no quota with any of them. The plan we pitch is the plan that fits.
  2. Real human reads every form. No bot decides what you see. Aaron looks at your intake, runs the comparison, and writes the proposal.
  3. 35 states. Licensed coverage across most of the country, with state-by-state product matching.
  4. Private market and ACA both. Most brokers pick a lane. We work both — because the right answer depends on your situation, not our specialty.
  5. No script. No pressure. We talk like a person who actually does this for a living, because that's what we are.

What clients say

"Left a corporate job in March. COBRA was $1,140 a month. Aaron found a TriTerm plan for me under $400 with a real OOP cap. Took maybe 20 minutes from form to enrollment."

Marcus T.
Tampa, FL · Private market (TriTerm Plan 80 Max)

"I'm a freelance designer. I'd been on a marketplace plan paying $612 a month. Aaron looked at my income, ran the subsidy math, and switched me to a 2026 ACA plan that works out to $148 after credits. I had no idea I was in the subsidy zone for that much help."

Priya S.
Atlanta, GA · ACA Marketplace

"My husband and I had no life insurance. With two kids under five, that kept me up at night. Aaron walked us through term vs whole, didn't push the expensive option, and we landed on a 20-year term that fits our budget."

Rachel K.
Birmingham, AL · Term life (Foresters)
Aaron Cook · Licensed health insurance broker · Full Count Insurance

About Aaron

I'm an independent health insurance broker licensed in 35 states, based in Florida. I work with people who got tired of being a number to a call center — self-employed folks, between-jobs households, families paying way too much through a spouse's plan.

I specialize in helping people understand their options—whether you're self-employed, between jobs, or just tired of overpaying for coverage you don't need.

  • Licensed in 35 states
  • Independent
  • ACA · Private · Life — 15 carriers
  • Fixed-benefit & ACA specialist
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Common questions, answered straight

Most households earning under roughly 400% of the federal poverty line get help. The 2026 rules are tightening compared to 2024-25, so the answer depends on household size, income, and state. We run the math before we recommend anything.
ACA plans are major medical, ACA-compliant, sold through the federal marketplace with income-based subsidies. Private-market plans (TriTerm, fixed indemnity, short-term PPO) are sold year-round, medically underwritten, and not ACA-compliant.
ACA Marketplace, every time. Pregnancy is a qualifying life event for Special Enrollment, and ACA plans cover maternity. Private-market short-term and fixed indemnity plans do not. We route pregnancy cases straight to ACA.
Depends on the product and the day. Some short-term private-market plans can start as early as the next day. ACA plans usually start the 1st of the month after you enroll. We confirm the exact effective date before you commit.
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Ready to see what fits?

Three minutes to fill out the form. Aaron reads every one. No pressure to pick anything.

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Or call directly: (989) 365-1641

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