Real help, without the runaround
Your information goes to one licensed agent, not a call center or a lead list. We never sell it.
You see actual Georgia Access plans for your county, with your price after any tax credit, before anything is submitted.
We fill out the application, line up your options, and help you make the first payment so your coverage starts.
Questions, changes, and renewals go to the same agency. You won't start over every fall.
Agents are paid by the insurance company. Your premium is the same with us or on your own.
Questions people ask
Does it cost anything to work with an agent?
No. Agents are paid by the insurance company. Your premium is the same whether you enroll with an agent or on your own.
Are you Georgia Access?
No. We're an independent licensed agency certified by Georgia Access to help Georgians enroll. You can also enroll yourself at georgiaaccess.gov.
Will I get a tax credit?
It depends on your household income, household size, and whether you can get affordable coverage through a job. Georgia Access makes the final decision when your application is submitted. We'll estimate it with you before you choose a plan.
What if I have Cigna or UnitedHealthcare now?
Your 2026 plan keeps working through December 31, 2026. For 2027 you'll need a plan from an insurer that's staying. Pick one by December 15 so there's no gap on January 1.
Can I keep my doctor?
Networks differ by plan. Tell us your doctors, hospitals, and prescriptions, and we'll check each plan before you decide.
What if my income is very low?
Georgia hasn't broadly expanded Medicaid, so some very low-income adults don't qualify for marketplace tax credits. Children may qualify for PeachCare for Kids. We'll tell you straight what's available to your household.
What should I have ready?
An estimate of your 2027 household income, the dates of birth and Social Security numbers of everyone applying, immigration documents if they apply, your current plan details, and a list of your doctors and medications.