Florida Health Agents Resources
Author: Dan Spiegel
Browse plain-English health insurance guides by topic. These articles are designed to help Florida residents, self-employed professionals, Medicare clients, and small businesses understand tradeoffs before comparing plans.
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Where Can I Buy Health Insurance on My Own in Florida?
Buying health insurance on your own in Florida? Compare HealthCare.gov Marketplace plans, direct-to-carrier ACA plans, private individual coverage, and licensed-agent help before you enroll.
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Health Insurance for College Students in Florida: 6 Coverage Options to Compare
Florida college students can compare a parent’s plan, school coverage, ACA Marketplace plans, Catastrophic plans, job-based coverage, and Medicaid eligibility.
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Affordable Health Insurance in Florida: How to Compare Total Cost, Not Just Premium
Looking for affordable health insurance in Florida? Compare premiums, deductibles, out-of-pocket costs, networks, prescriptions, and Marketplace savings before choosing a plan.
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Florida Health Insurance Open Enrollment 2027: Dates, Deadline, and What Changed
Florida’s HealthCare.gov Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage is scheduled for November 1 through December 15, 2026. Here is what changed and how to prepare.
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Health Insurance for Small Business Owners in Florida
Florida small business owners can compare group coverage, owner-only options, SHOP, HRAs, and individual coverage, then decide when broker guidance may help.
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COBRA vs Private Health Insurance in Florida
Before electing COBRA in Florida, compare private individual and Marketplace options. COBRA can be expensive, and other coverage may cost less depending on your situation.
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When Can I Enroll Outside Open Enrollment?
Florida residents may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period after job loss, moving, marriage, birth, Medicaid/CHIP changes, or other life events.
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Self-Employed Health Insurance in Florida: ACA vs. Private Plans in 2026
Self-employed in Florida? Learn how ACA Marketplace plans, private health plans, subsidies, and 2026 premium changes may affect freelancers, 1099 workers, and small business owners.
Need help applying what you read?
Use the guides to ask better questions, then compare plan details with an advisor who explains the tradeoffs clearly.