Health Insurance · United States

Understand your health plan options before you choose one.

Tell us who needs coverage and what matters to you, whether that's keeping your doctors, covering prescriptions or staying within a budget. A verified health insurance professional will explain the options in plain language.

  • Plain-language comparison of plans and out-of-pocket costs
  • No obligation to enroll or buy
  • One call from a real person
Free · No obligation

Tell us what you need

A verified professional will get in touch.

01What do you need?
Service
02About you
03Where and how to reach you

We respect your privacy. Your information will be sent securely and handled with care.

Plan types

The main kinds of health plan, in plain terms

The names are confusing, but most plans come down to how much choice you get and how much you pay for it. What's offered depends on where you live.

01

HMO

Usually lower premiums. You choose a primary care doctor, stay within the plan's network, and typically need a referral to see a specialist.

02

PPO

More freedom to see doctors in or out of network, generally at a higher cost.

03

EPO

Network-only like an HMO, but often without needing referrals.

04

POS

A mix of HMO and PPO features, with a primary care doctor and some out-of-network options.

05

High-deductible plan with an HSA

Lower premiums with a higher deductible, which can be paired with a tax-advantaged savings account if you're eligible.

06

Short-term plans

Often cost less but can exclude things regular plans cover, so read what they leave out before you decide.

What you'll actually pay

Six terms that decide the real cost

A low monthly price isn't the whole story. These are the numbers and rules worth comparing.

01

Premium

What you pay each month to keep the plan.

02

Deductible

What you pay for most services before the plan starts to pay its share.

03

Copays and coinsurance

Your share of the cost each time you get care, as a flat fee or a percentage.

04

Out-of-pocket maximum

The most you'd pay in a year for covered care, so it's worth knowing before you need it.

05

Network

The doctors and hospitals the plan works with. Check yours are in it.

06

Prescription drug list

Which medications are covered, and at what cost to you.

Where coverage comes from

Common reasons to look at your options

Some of these can open a special enrollment window outside the usual period. A professional can tell you what applies to your situation.

01

You're losing job-based coverage

Leaving or changing jobs means working out what replaces it.

02

You're self-employed or between jobs

Without an employer plan, you choose and manage coverage yourself.

03

Your family is changing

Marriage or a new baby changes who needs to be covered.

04

You're moving to another state

Plans and prices are tied to where you live.

05

You're leaving a parent's plan

Young adults can usually stay on a parent's plan until 26, then need their own.

06

Your plan or premium changed

A new price or a changed network is a good moment to compare.

Why Namoye

Built around trust, not lead volume.

We'd rather connect you with the right provider once than flood your inbox with a dozen you'll never call back.

  • Free to use
  • Verified providers
  • One real call
  1. 01

    Plans in plain language

    Premiums, deductibles and networks explained so you can see what each plan would really cost you.

  2. 02

    Built around how you use healthcare

    Your doctors, your prescriptions and your budget decide which plan fits, not a one-size-fits-all list.

  3. 03

    The decision stays yours

    You get the options and what each would mean for you. Nothing changes unless you choose it.

Good to Know

Questions about Namoye

What should I have ready?

Who needs coverage and their ages, your ZIP code, any doctors or prescriptions you want to keep, a rough budget, and whether you have coverage now. If you don't have everything, send the request anyway.

Will I be told which plan to buy?

You'll get an explanation of the options and what each could mean for your costs. The decision is always yours.

Is open enrollment the only time I can sign up?

Often, but not always. Certain life events can open a special window. Tell us what's happening and we'll connect you with someone who can explain what applies to you.

Can I get help paying for coverage?

Whether you qualify depends on your income, household and state. A professional can explain what to check.

Will several agents call me?

No. A verified professional contacts you, not a list of agents.

Does it cost anything?

No. Namoye is free for you, and you're never obliged to buy.

More in insurance

All US insurance  ·  Medicare Insurance  ·  Life Insurance

No Obligation. No Charges.

Find a plan that fits how you use healthcare.

Send your details and a verified health insurance professional will get in touch. Free, with no obligation.

Compare health insurance