For individuals, families, the self-employed, and adults 65+ not yet on Medicare. We find the right coverage for your unique situation.
Comprehensive coverage for one person — on or off the ACA Marketplace. We find plans that cover your doctors and prescriptions at a price that makes sense.
One plan for the whole family. We compare family deductibles, pediatric benefits, and network coverage to find the plan that protects everyone at a manageable cost.
Freelancers, contractors, and small business owners often qualify for ACA plans and can deduct premiums from their taxes. We help you navigate both the coverage and the tax implications.
Temporary coverage for gaps — between jobs, waiting for employer coverage to start, or during other transitions. These plans have limitations we'll explain clearly before you enroll.
Standalone dental and vision plans to pair with your health coverage. Especially important for adults who don't have employer dental or vision benefits.
Supplemental coverage that pays a lump sum if you're diagnosed with a serious illness like cancer, heart attack, or stroke. Works alongside your primary health insurance.
Many adults 65 and older are not yet enrolled in Medicare because they or their spouse are still working and covered by qualifying employer insurance. This is completely legal and often makes financial sense — but it requires careful planning.
Hanson Insurance can help you:
Confirm whether your employer plan qualifies you to delay Medicare without penalty.
Individual or supplemental plans that work alongside or instead of your employer plan until you're ready to enroll in Medicare.
When you're ready to move to Medicare, we coordinate both sides — the exit from your current plan and the Medicare enrollment — so nothing falls through the cracks.
It depends on your employer plan, the size of your employer, your prescriptions, and your health situation. One of our advisors can walk you through the decision in a single conversation — for free.
Talk to an Advisor for Free →Expert guidance at no charge — you pay your carrier, never us.