If your employer does not have a group policy or you have used up your COBRA time (the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 requires most US employers with more than twenty employees to continue their group health insurance for up to eighteen months), you have to shop around for your own health insurance policy. The quickest and easiest way to do this is online. Sitting in your home, you can either visit the websites of the individual companies, or use a site like this.

What is this site?

Clicking on the banner or the link below takes you to a short online questionnaire. You give a few personal details about yourself and, by return, receive a list of quotations from all the leading companies offering health insurance in your state. Because the companies know they are competing against each other online in the same site for your business, you will find that the terms offered are often the cheapest health insurance available. If you have questions or simply want to discuss your options, online staff are available to guide you through the opportunities available.

When answering the questionnaire, define your needs carefully. Agreeing higher deductibles reduces the premiums. Similarly, decisions on whether to include dental and eye care will directly affect the premiums payable. Make the right decisions for you and your family, and you will find the cheapest health insurance online.