That's a very subjective question.... like asking "what car should I get"? It depends on your specific needs and budget. That's why it's best to work with a licensed agent, who can help you navigate to the best plan FOR YOU.
Since the Affordable Care Act began, the plans have become standardized, so you only have to deal with dozens of plans instead of hundreds. But there are still variables like doctor networks and cost to consider.
So bottom line, there is no single answer. But a licensed insurance professional will definitely make things a lot simpler for you and help you get the right plan
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Since the Affordable Care Act began, the plans have become standardized, so you only have to deal with dozens of plans instead of hundreds. But there are still variables like doctor networks and cost to consider.
So bottom line, there is no single answer. But a licensed insurance professional will definitely make things a lot simpler for you and help you get the right plan