Retiring early? Keep great coverage for the years ahead.
Your employer plan ends with your last day. A private PPO plan can pick up from there, with one licensed advisor who helps you time it so there is no gap.
Who needs coverage?
4 quick questions. Free, no obligation.
Your information is never sold or shared.
What best describes you right now?
This helps your advisor start in the right place.
- Nationwide PPO access, keep your doctor
- $0 deductible options available
- One licensed advisor, no call centers
- Your information is never sold or shared
Private plans are medically underwritten. Eligibility, pricing and benefits depend on the applicant and the state, and your advisor confirms what you qualify for before anything is signed.
Your last day at work shouldn't be your last day of good coverage
The plan ends when the job does
Employer coverage usually stops at or shortly after your last day, ready or not.
Staying on the old plan costs more
Keeping your former employer's plan after you leave usually means paying the full price yourself.
Starting over with new doctors
After years with the same doctors, you don't want a network that forces a change.
A bridge for the years before 65
- Priced for people in good healthPrivate plans are medically underwritten, so pricing reflects the people on the plan.
- Nationwide PPO access, keep your doctorYour advisor checks your doctors against the network before you choose.
- Timed to your last dayYour advisor helps you line up a start date so there is no gap.
- Room for twoCover yourself, or you and your spouse together on one plan.
Three steps. One advisor. No call center.
Answer 4 quick questions
About two minutes. No documents, no card, and nothing changes with your current coverage just by asking.
Your advisor calls you
One licensed advisor for your state reviews what you need and shows you the private plan options you qualify for.
You decide
Choose with real numbers in front of you. If you enroll, your advisor handles the paperwork and stays your contact.
Real advisors. One point of contact. Zero call centers.
When you reach out, your request goes to one licensed Limitless Health advisor for your state. That advisor calls you, walks you through your options, handles the paperwork if you enroll, and stays your contact afterward.
Licensed in 31 states
Licensed health insurance advisors in every state we serve.
One dedicated advisor
The same person from your first call through renewal. No call centers.
Licensing details on request
Ask on your call or email us for license information for your state.
Never sold or shared
Your request stays with Limitless Health. We don't sell leads.
Straight answers
When should I start looking?
Can my spouse be on the same plan?
Who are these plans for?
Is keeping my old employer plan better?
Is this really free?
Will I get flooded with calls?
Licensed in 31 states
Limitless Health advisors are licensed in the states below. Enter your ZIP in the quiz and we'll confirm right away.
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maryland
- Michigan
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Virginia
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
See your private plan options in about two minutes.
Free, no obligation, and one licensed advisor who stays with you after you enroll. Your information is never sold.
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