Self-employed
Compare ACA plans and understand how income changes can affect tax credits and affordability.
Oregon Health Insurance
Understand the main individual and family coverage options available to Oregonians and the factors that matter when comparing plans.
Marketplace health insurance
Start with the Oregon plan comparison guide to review total costs, provider networks, and prescriptions side by side.
Beginning with the 2027 Open Enrollment, Explore Health is Oregon's official Marketplace for people who do not have coverage through a job or a public program such as OHP or Medicare. Plans are grouped into Bronze, Silver, and Gold tiers, with different balances between monthly premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
What to compare
- Monthly premium
- Deductible and copays
- Provider and hospital networks
- Prescription coverage
- Covered services
- Financial assistance and out-of-pocket savings, if available
Other coverage situations
If you qualify for OHP, OHP Bridge, Medicare, or employer coverage, the right path may be different. If your circumstances are changing, it can be useful to review your options before canceling existing coverage.
Not sure which situation applies to you?
You do not need to identify the type of coverage or assistance you need before contacting me. Tell me what is changing with your coverage, job, household, or income, and we can start there.
Official Oregon plan information: Oregon HealthCare.gov.
Which situation fits you?
Different households need different coverage strategies. Start with the one that most closely matches your situation.
Between jobs
Look at coverage options if your employer plan ended or your income changed unexpectedly.
Using Explore Health
Get help with Oregon's Marketplace, including the transition from HealthCare.gov, 2027 plan changes, and what to do with your Explore Health account.
2027 coverage changes
Have individual coverage now? Your 2026 carrier or plan may not be available for 2027. Review your options before relying on automatic re-enrollment.
Approaching Medicare?
If you’re turning 65, retiring or leaving employer coverage, already have Medicare, or aren’t sure how Medicare fits with your current coverage, I can help you understand your options and next steps.