Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Kansas
Compare health plans from more than 200 companies, built around a self-employed income.
Whitehead Financial helps self-employed Kansans find health insurance, comparing plans from more than 200 companies. Lucy Whitehead is based in Basehor and works with business owners, freelancers and contractors across Kansas, with no charge for her services.
Working for yourself means finding your own health coverage. HealthCare.gov says self-employed people with no employees can use the Marketplace, and any savings are based on your estimated net income for the coverage year (HealthCare.gov). Kansas uses HealthCare.gov for open enrollment (Kansas Insurance Department), which runs November 1 through January 15 (HealthCare.gov).
Lucy now offers health insurance for the self-employed with more than 200 companies available. She helps you compare plans side by side, estimate your income the right way, and pick coverage that fits your budget and your doctors, all at no charge.
Sources: HealthCare.gov: Health coverage for the self-employed · HealthCare.gov: Dates and deadlines · Kansas Insurance Department: Overview of the Health Insurance Market in Kansas
Where Lucy helps with health insurance for the self-employed
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Basehor, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Kansas City, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Leavenworth, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Lansing, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Shawnee, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Lenexa, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Overland Park, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Olathe, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Lawrence, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Topeka, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Manhattan, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Salina, KS
- Health Insurance for the Self-Employed in Wichita, KS
Straight answers
Can I buy Marketplace coverage if I'm self-employed?
Yes. HealthCare.gov says self-employed people with no employees can use the Marketplace, and savings are based on estimated net income (HealthCare.gov).
When can I enroll?
Open Enrollment runs November 1 through January 15; enroll by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1 (HealthCare.gov). Certain life changes can open a special enrollment period.
How many health insurance companies can you compare?
Lucy has more than 200 companies available for self-employed health insurance.