The questions we hear most.

The price is the same. The difference is that an agent compares for you, checks your doctors and prescriptions, explains it in your language, and helps later with letters, changes and renewal.

Your ZIP code, who lives with you, and an income estimate for the year. To enroll we'll also ask for dates of birth and, if applicable, Social Security numbers or immigration documents for the people applying.

No. Your information goes to one Simply Health agent. We don't sell or share it with other companies.

It's government help that lowers your premium every month. It depends on your income, household and local prices. You can take it in advance or when you file taxes.

It can be if you rarely use care, but it usually has a high deductible. Check what you'd pay if you need care before deciding.

Usually one to three weeks after your first payment. Meanwhile, your agent can give you your member number.

If you get a tax credit, you have a 3-month grace period. After that, coverage can be canceled. If you're having trouble paying, call us first.

Don't ignore it. See what it means or request help and we'll review it with you.