For students in demanding programsCoverage that keeps up with long hours and clinical rotations
Turning 26, starting med school, or living on a stipend that doesn't include health benefits? We help students find affordable coverage that actually works — not just the bare minimum.
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Whether you're in undergrad, grad school, or a medical program, we compare plans that balance cost against the coverage you actually need.
Coverage ending at 26, or after you graduate? We line up your options ahead of time so there's no gap in between.
Plans that balance monthly cost against the coverage you actually need at this stage of life — no paying for extras you won't use.
Virtual doctor visits from home, plus coverage for the routine checkups and prescriptions that come up day to day.
Straight answers to what people ask us most.
When you turn 26, you typically age off a parent's plan and need your own coverage. Aging off usually opens a 60-day Special Enrollment Period, so you can sign up outside the normal open-enrollment window. Your main options are an ACA Marketplace plan or a private plan, and we compare both so you don't end up with a gap.
Usually yes — if you've aged off a parent's plan at 26, your program doesn't include coverage, or the school's plan is expensive. Grad, medical, and college students can choose an ACA Marketplace plan (sometimes subsidized) or an affordable private plan. We help you find something that fits a student budget without leaving a gap.
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