For early retirees under 65
You retired early. Your health plan retired with you. Here's the bridge to 65.
Fifteen minutes with Adam, a licensed agent. Every plan you qualify for, side by side, in writing. If he can't beat what you have, he'll say so.
- 97 five-star Google reviews
- No cost, no obligation
- Licensed in 16 states
You planned the money. Nobody planned the coverage.
The pension math worked. The savings math worked. Then the employer plan ended and the COBRA letter came in at a number that looked like a mortgage. The Marketplace wasn't much better, because the assets you saved don't count as income but the withdrawals do.
So you're paying more than you ever did while working, for a plan you'll only use for a few years. Or you're rolling the dice until your 65th birthday. Neither is what you retired for.
What nobody at the HR exit meeting told you: there's a private market of coverage built for people between jobs and Medicare. It doesn't show up on Healthcare.gov, and it's often the best fit for a household with savings and no paycheck.
Someone should have shown you that a long time ago. That's what the Coverage Check is for.
How the Coverage Check works
Three steps. No homework. Nothing to download.
1Tell us the basics
One minute on the form. Your state, your age range, who's in your household, and roughly what you draw each year. That tells Adam which plans to pull before he ever calls.
2Take the 15-minute call
Adam shares his screen and walks you through every option side by side, Marketplace plans included. Real numbers, plain English, no pressure. Ask anything.
3Decide with the facts in front of you
If there's a better fit, Adam handles the paperwork. If your current plan wins, he'll tell you that too. Either way, you finally know.
Why people in your line of work call Adam
He's walked people across this gap before.
Adam works with early retirees regularly. He knows the COBRA clock, the withdrawal question, and how to line up a plan that ends cleanly when Medicare starts. He shares his screen, shows you every option side by side, and tells you which he'd pick. He doesn't sell Medicare plans, so when you turn 65 the conversation is about the handoff, not a pitch.
Book My 15-Minute Coverage CheckWhat people say after the call
Real Google reviews, quoted word for word. Five stars across 97 of them.
- ★★★★★
I had a great and easy experience working with Adam. Very professional and informative, he helped make the process of registering for insurance easy. I definitely recommend anyone looking for private insurance to go with Adam W.
- ★★★★★
Adam was fast and thorough. He answered all my questions and customized my coverage to what I needed and kept it in a price range I could afford!
- ★★★★★
Adam is fantastic! He walked us through every option in detail and made the whole process easy to understand. Thanks to his guidance, we found the best plan for our family without any stress.
Who you'll actually talk to
A husband and wife who know the system. Not a call center.
Adam and Crystal Winter run Next Level Health & Life from Oviedo, Florida. Adam works the private market, the plans built for self-employed people and families who make too much for a subsidy. Crystal specializes in the Marketplace and short-term options, so if a subsidy is the smarter move for you, Adam loops her in and she takes it from there.
Between the two of them, every situation gets an honest answer. Licensed in 16 states. Reachable at (954) 806-9897. And when you call back with a question next March, you get the same two people.
What if you do qualify for a subsidy?
Then you'll hear it from Adam on the call, not find out later. When the numbers say the Marketplace is your best deal, he'll say so, then put you and Crystal in a group text so she can get you enrolled there. Same team, same honest answer. You won't get talked into a private plan that costs you more. That's the whole point of the check.
The questions people ask before they book
I'm on COBRA right now. Is it worth switching?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. COBRA has a clock and a price. Adam puts it next to the private-market and Marketplace options for your situation and tells you which he'd choose.
I'm 64. Does that matter?
It does, and Adam will be straight with you. Some plans make sense for a short bridge and some don't. If you're 65 or older, this isn't the right page and he'll point you in the right direction.
My spouse still works and has coverage. Can I be on my own plan?
Yes. Plenty of households split it that way. Put your household size on the form and Adam will price it both ways.
Is this actually free?
Yes. The Coverage Check costs nothing and you don't owe us anything afterward. Like every licensed agent, we're paid by the insurance carrier if you enroll in a plan, and that never changes your premium. Adam works with a specific private-market carrier and Crystal covers the Marketplace and other options, so between them you see the real choices.
What is a "private-market" plan?
Health coverage sold outside the government Marketplace. These plans aren't eligible for subsidies, which is why Healthcare.gov doesn't list them. For households above the subsidy line, they're often a better fit on price, network, or both. Adam will tell you which applies to you.
Do I have to wait for Open Enrollment?
Not for most private-market plans. Many can start the first of next month. Marketplace plans follow the Open Enrollment calendar unless you have a qualifying life event, and Crystal can walk you through that.
Will you ask about my health?
Not on this form. We only ask for what we need to pull the right plans: where you live, household size, and a rough income range. Anything a specific carrier requires later, Adam explains on the call before you share it.
What happens after I submit?
You get a text right away confirming we received it. Then Adam calls from (954) 806-9897, usually within minutes during business hours. If you miss it, he'll text to find a better time. No robo-dialers, no call center.
I already have a plan. Is this still worth it?
That's the best time to do it. Adam compares your current plan line by line against what's available. If yours wins, he says so and you keep it with peace of mind. If it doesn't, you'll see exactly why.
Fifteen minutes.
Fifteen minutes. Then the years between now and 65 have a plan that fits, and you go back to the part of retirement you actually planned.
Open Enrollment runs November 1 to January 15. Coverage that starts January 1 has to be locked in by December 15. Fifteen minutes now beats a rushed decision in December.