
Enter your ZIP to start a free comparison. A licensed Florida agent will review Marketplace and Private plan options that may cost less than COBRA.







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Enter your ZIP to start a free comparison. A licensed Florida agent will review Marketplace and Private plan options that may cost less than COBRA.

Losing employer coverage is stressful — and COBRA can cost $600 to $2,500 per month or more. Many Florida residents don't realize they have other options, including Marketplace plans with potential subsidy and Private health coverage from major carriers.
A licensed Florida agent can:
-Review COBRA, Marketplace, and Private plan options side-by-side
-Explain Special Enrollment Period qualifications and timing
-Check whether your current doctors are in-network on available plans
-Walk you through deductible structures and what fits your situation
-Help you avoid coverage gaps during the transition
No cost. No obligation. You set the timeline.
COBRA often costs $600 to $2,500 per month. A licensed Florida agent can review Marketplace and Private plan options that may cost less.
Losing employer coverage qualifies you for a Special Enrollment Period — but only for 60 days. A licensed agent can help you act before the window closes.
Worried about leaving your current doctors? A licensed agent can check whether your existing providers are in-network on Marketplace and Private plan options.

Tampa-area residents under 65 looking for private health coverage with access to larger provider networks. This includes self-employed workers, 1099 contractors, small business owners, and households exploring options outside the federal Marketplace.
Private health plans are sold directly through insurance carriers rather than through the federal Marketplace. Plan features, provider networks, and deductible options vary by carrier. A licensed Florida agent can walk you through the specific differences for plans available in your ZIP code.
Provider networks vary by plan and carrier. A licensed Florida agent can check whether your current doctors are in-network on the plans you're considering. This is one of the most common questions, and one of the most important to confirm before enrolling.
Nothing. Agent consultations are free. You only pay premiums to the carrier if you choose to enroll in a plan, and premiums go directly to the carrier you select.
Yes. Many of our Tampa-area clients are self-employed, freelancers, 1099 contractors, or small business owners. A licensed agent can review available plan options based on your work situation and household.
Yes. Your information is kept private and used only to help connect you with a licensed agent.
An agent can still help explain available options that may fit your needs and budget.
Yes. Licensed agents can help with both individual and family health insurance options.
Aleva Health connects Florida residents with licensed health insurance agents who can help explain available health insurance options.
AlevaHealth is not an insurance company and does not provide insurance directly.
Agents are licensed in the state of Florida.
We are not the ACA Marketplace. Information about ACA
Plan availability varies. We may not offer every plan from each carrier shown.
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Aleva Health is a marketing platform owned and operated by Aleva Health LLC.
Information about ACA Marketplace plans on this page is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect current plan availability or pricing.
Eligibility for ACA Marketplace subsidy varies by income, household size, state, and other factors.