iHealthBrokersReviews of ihealthbrokers.com

Always been honest and consistent with their advice and intentions.

Great job by the team.

Jimmie is great, seems to know about all the plans. He streamlines the process of signing up. In retrospect, I wish we had gone over other plans' main differences, but that is on me for not asking.

The broker I talked to about dental insurance was very helpful and informative. He gave me the right option for what I was looking for in dental insurance.

Very good Customer service very helpful ......

I head a very good experience with your broker Thx

We were happy with the recommended plans. There was a bit of confusion on some of the details that took some follow-up questions. But, ultimately we were happy with the advice received.

I was with iHealthBrokers before the ACA. I appreciated my Brokers to help navigate from my first inquiry with a decent plan that was somewhat stable during the implementation of the ACA, to now when it finally became highly affected, and I had no choice but to abandon it. Throughout the years they alerted me of changes and guided me on what to know, and my options. If I forgot to respond, they kept checking in so I didn't miss deadlines. The ACA is the most horrible thing that has ever been forced on America. If you're an independent contractor such as I am, you are a sacrificial lamb. $600-$1000 a month are absolutely disgusting options to be presented to a single person, especially if they are healthy. I.C.s have no company or organization to join to reduce costs as W-2 people have for example. The ACA is extorsion. AKA- crime. To help whom? Not us. The Trump administration's goals have been to open insurance selling across state lines to bring in competition. It is vital to alieve us of this nightmare of forced-choice. Corrupt Congress fought it because of hurt feelings and hatred of the President. (McCain legacy) They all aren't subject to the ACA however. Did you know that? They exempted themselves, and their staff in the beginning. What does that tell you? Luckily, this time (if making less is luck), I qualify for the subsidy which is still barely affordable at $320 a month. However, if I make more next year and don't qualify for help, I'll have to go without insurance. A small bump in income to put me over still would result in $7200 in payments, and I BARELY even go to the doctor! (Catastrophic is just as expensive and short term.) Thank you to those who are covering my inability to pay the full charge during this period. It's not lost on me whatsoever. P.S. Health Insurance coverage is NOT health care. The misuse of the terms is the lie they perpetrate on us. (I did not give 5 stars because even though I will use iHBs again, like all business attached to the ACA, their services and products are not by way of a free market)