Lines of coverage
The coverage conversations the firm already offers.
These are the lines published on the Couvertier consultation page. Nothing here adds a carrier, a price, or a promise that the product is sold in every county. Supplemental plans, if an advisor says they are available in your state, are not a substitute for major medical coverage.
Private individual health
The consultation site describes private PPO and individual plans for people who want the trade-offs explained before they choose. Networks and underwriting rules are specific to the product.
Individual and familyFamily coverage
Household plans that have to cover more than one person. Who can be on the contract, and what the family deductible does, belongs in the plan document.
Read the household pageSelf-employed and 1099
Freelancers, contractors, and gig workers without employer benefits. Leaving a job and already being self-employed are different enrollment problems.
Self-employed coverageSmall business and group
Group coverage for a team, with enrollment help and support at renewal, as the firm describes it. This site does not publish a minimum number of employees or a premium.
Small businessACA Marketplace plans
Help understanding Marketplace plans and whether income-based savings might apply. This site does not calculate a credit. HealthCare.gov is the Marketplace for Florida applications.
How to compare plansDental and vision
The firm says these can sit beside a health plan or stand on their own. They are not major medical coverage.
Ask from the contact pageIf you are in Sunrise or the rest of South Florida, start with the ZIP code. The same question from another state still depends on whether an advisor is licensed there.