Navigating the American health insurance system shouldn't require a law degree. We simplify the process, compare top carriers, and find the plan that actually fits your life, at no extra cost to you.
The U.S. health insurance market is deliberately complex. Here are the biggest pain points we hear every day.
Hundreds of plans, dozens of carriers, endless acronyms like HMO, PPO, HDHP, HSA. Without expert guidance, most people pick the wrong plan for their needs.
Click to see how this plays out ↻Say you're comparing 14 plans on the exchange that all look nearly identical: same premium, same deductible. What the comparison chart won't tell you: two of them don't cover your child's specialist without a referral, and only one has your usual pharmacy in network.
The plan that looks cheapest on paper isn't always the one that fits how your family actually uses care.
Premium is the easiest number to compare, and often the least useful one.
← BackUnexpected deductibles, out-of-network fees, co-pay traps. Many people only discover the real cost of their plan when they're already sick and facing bills.
Click to see how this plays out ↻If you're covered through a spouse's employer plan, you might assume you're stuck with it. Some employers only open enrollment once a year (often Nov to Dec for a Jan 1 start) and won't let you drop coverage outside that window. What most people don't know: many employers will still let you remove just the spouse and dependents while the employee stays enrolled.
Moving just the family to better, cheaper coverage while leaving the employee's plan untouched can save $1,000+ a year.
9 in 10 families don't know this option exists.
← BackOpen Enrollment is just a few weeks per year. Miss it, and you could go uninsured for months, or pay heavy penalties for gaps in coverage.
Click to see how this plays out ↻It's easy to assume your ACA options follow the same calendar as a spouse's workplace plan. By the time you check, Open Enrollment may have already closed for the year, and it can feel like the door is shut.
A new baby, a move, or a job loss all reopen a 60-day enrollment window, even outside Open Enrollment.
Most "missed" deadlines aren't actually missed, they just haven't been checked.
← BackEven with insurance: 1 in 3 adults still carry medical debt, and nearly half owe $2,000 or more.2
1 KFF Health Care Debt Survey (2022) ·
2 Commonwealth Fund Survey (2025)
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Big Life Moves
Life changes: a new job, a growing family, a move, retirement. Each one is a moment to get your coverage right. Here's a few examples where we step in.
Going independent means losing employer coverage. We find a plan built for freelance and 1099 income, and we check every subsidy you might now qualify for.
A job change opens a Special Enrollment window. We compare your options against COBRA, and most clients save hundreds a month for equal or better coverage.
Hiring your first employees or expanding your roster? We'll structure the right fit for your business, whether that's an ICHRA so each team member picks their own plan while your business contributes tax-free, or a traditional group policy.
Marriage, a new baby, a growing household: we build coverage that protects everyone, with networks that keep your preferred doctors and pediatricians.
Moved, married, or lost coverage? A qualifying life event opens a Special Enrollment Period, so you don't have to wait until November. We act fast.
Turning 65 opens the door to Medicare. We guide you through Parts A, B, C & D, Medigap, and Advantage plans to lock in the right mix before deadlines hit.
Short guides on the topics that matter most.
Beyond these quick explainers, our resource hub goes deeper: full articles on the topics that matter, with infographics, data, and complementary videos to help you decide with confidence.
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My role is not to sell a plan. It starts with understanding your situation: income, coverage history, health needs, and long-term goals.
Whatever I recommend has to actually fit. That picture has to be clear before anything else happens.
When a case calls for deeper expertise in Medicare planning, complex ACA structures, or private market underwriting, I bring in recognized specialists from my network. The quality of the advice never gets diluted. You get me managing your file and domain experts who know their field.
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Rootwell Benefits is an independent insurance agency, not the government-run Health Insurance Marketplace.
Carrier and plan availability varies by state and individual eligibility.
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Real people, real results. Here's what working with an independent advisor actually feels like.
Unlike agents tied to one company, we work for you, not for insurance carriers.
We compare plans across the market with no bias toward any one carrier. Our only goal is finding you the best coverage for your needs and budget.
Our advisory is 100% free to you. We're compensated directly by the insurance carrier you choose, at no markup to your premium.
No handoffs, no call centers. A small, dedicated team means faster case processing, a single point of contact, and zero unnecessary intermediaries.
We're here after enrollment too. Questions about claims, network changes, or renewal options? We're one call away, always.
ACA, Medicare, and private market options are available through our licensed referral network in most states. Hover a state to see what's available there.
Rootwell Benefits is an independent insurance agency, not the government-run Health Insurance Marketplace. Carrier and plan availability varies by state and individual eligibility. Coverage expands regularly as we add carrier appointments and licenses in new states.
In most states, private (off-exchange) plans are available through an independent broker year-round.
What differs is where ACA subsidies are accessed. Hover a state to see details.
Private plans from 30+ carriers are accessible in both types of states through an independent advisor.
Private market = available everywhere; the exchange type only determines where subsidized plans are purchased.
Calculate your 2026 subsidy impact, estimate coverage cost, benchmark what you're paying, or navigate a life change. All free.
Calculating your estimate…
This tool is general education, not insurance advice, and the figures are pre-estimates, not a binding quote. Your actual premium and subsidy depend on your county, exact plan, and household; confirm with HealthCare.gov or a licensed advisor. Data sources: KFF benchmark premium analysis, HHS Federal Poverty Guidelines, and the CMS Default Standard Age Curve.
Enter your current plan details to get an instant benchmark comparison against national averages.
This tool is general education, not insurance advice, and the comparison is illustrative, not a quote. Your actual best price depends on your county, exact plan, and household; confirm with HealthCare.gov or a licensed advisor. Data sources: KFF benchmark premium analysis and the CMS Default Standard Age Curve.
Most people don't know that qualifying life events allow you to enroll outside of open enrollment. Each event opens a limited special enrollment window. Select your situation below.
This tool is general education, not insurance advice. Enrollment windows and rules summarized here are general federal rules; some states running their own exchange may set different or longer windows. Always confirm your exact deadline with HealthCare.gov, your state exchange, or a licensed advisor. Source: HealthCare.gov Special Enrollment Period rules, CMS SEP guidance.
Coverage for Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and other GLP-1s varies dramatically by plan type, diagnosis code, and state. Find out what to expect before you're surprised at the pharmacy.
This tool is general education, not medical or insurance advice. Coverage rules and prices change, and your specific plan is the final word, always confirm with your plan and your doctor. Data sources: CMS Part D Public Use Files (formulary & beneficiary cost), FDA product labeling, and the Inflation Reduction Act Part D redesign.
The Inflation Reduction Act capped Medicare Part D out-of-pocket drug costs: $2,000 in 2025 and $2,100 in 2026 (the cap is indexed each year), down from an effective ceiling of roughly $8,000 under the old structure. If you're on costly medications, this can save you thousands.
What actually leaves your pocket at the counter, not the drug's sticker price (unless you currently pay full price).
This tool is general education, not medical or insurance advice, and the savings figure is an illustration, not a quote. Your actual costs depend on your specific plan and drugs; confirm with your plan or an advisor. Data sources: CMS CY2026 Part D Redesign Program Instructions and the Inflation Reduction Act.
New work requirements and stricter eligibility rules are removing coverage for hundreds of thousands of Americans in 2026. If you received a Medicaid termination notice (or think you might), here's what happens next and how quickly you need to act.
Gross income (before taxes), for your whole household.
This tool is general education, not legal or insurance advice, and figures are illustrations, not a quote. Medicaid rules vary by state and change quickly; confirm with your state Medicaid office or an advisor. Data sources: HHS Federal Poverty Guidelines and HealthCare.gov Special Enrollment Period rules.
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