Provider directory
Every company, with its record in plain sight.
Health-sharing programs, coverage options and care services we track. Each profile shows dated prices, the rules that matter, any legal history, and whether we have a business relationship. No ratings or reviews we can’t source.
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- Every price dated
- Relationship label on every card
Health sharing and coverage
The companies, A to Z.
Listed alphabetically, not ranked. For an order that fits your state, budget and faith preference, use the matcher.
- Altrua HealthShareListed — no business relationshipSharing ministry (claims HCSM status)Not insuranceA long-running sharing program with published tiers and included office visits.From $136/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15Legal history on profile
- Christian Healthcare MinistriesListed — no business relationshipHealth care sharing ministryNot insuranceA Christian sharing ministry with low per-unit prices and a $125k per-illness cap.From $115/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15
- CrowdHealthListed — no business relationshipCrowdfunding (not insurance)Not insuranceA crowdfunding platform for medical bills. Payment is not guaranteed.From $165/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15Legal history on profile
- Direct Primary Care (DPC)Listed — no business relationshipPrimary-care membershipA flat monthly fee for primary care. Pair it with a plan that covers big bills.From $90/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15
- Knew HealthListed — no business relationshipMedical cost sharing (not a ministry)Not insuranceSecular cost sharing with wellness perks. Not insurance.From $178/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15
- Liberty HealthShareListed — no business relationshipHealth care sharing ministryNot insuranceA Christian sharing ministry with low entry prices and significant legal history.From $89/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15Legal history on profile
- Medi-ShareListed — no business relationshipHealth care sharing ministryNot insuranceThe largest Christian sharing ministry, with no annual or lifetime limits.Price by quote · as of 2025-10Legal history on profile
- OneShare HealthListed — no business relationshipSharing ministry (claims HCSM status)Not insuranceA sharing program from the Aliera/Unity lineage. Read its legal history first.From $65/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15Legal history on profile
- Presidio Healthcare (FortressPlan)Listed — no business relationshipLicensed insurance (Texas only)New licensed insurance in Texas, underwritten by Presidio Healthcare Insurance Company.Price by quote · as of 2026-10-15
- Samaritan MinistriesListed — no business relationshipHealth care sharing ministryNot insuranceA long-running Christian sharing ministry with a strong complaint record.From $98/mo, one person · as of 2026-08-01
- SederaListed — no business relationshipMedical cost sharing (not a ministry)Not insuranceSecular cost sharing with several state actions in its history.From $166/mo, one person · as of 2026-03-01Legal history on profile
- Solidarity HealthShareListed — no business relationshipCatholic sharing ministry (claims HCSM status)Not insuranceA Catholic sharing program with low prices and a serious complaint record.From $72/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15Complaint record on profile
- Zion HealthShareListed — no business relationshipMedical cost sharing (not a ministry)Not insuranceSecular cost sharing with published prices. Not insurance and not a ministry.From $114/mo, one person · as of 2026-10-15Legal history on profile
More of the directory
Care, help and tools, by type.
Moderated listings for telehealth, direct primary care, marketplace help and more. Editorial summaries only.
Agency23
- Access Health CT supportConnecticut's Access Health CT enrollment and consumer assistance resources for state-based Marketplace coverage.
- Covered California certified agentsCertified agents and enrollment helpers for Covered California plan shopping. Confirm certification and compare plan networks before enrolling.
- Covered California certified enrollersCertified insurance agents and enrollment counselors who help California residents compare Covered California plans. Free enrollment help is available through official channels.
- Get Covered Illinois enrollment helpOfficial Get Covered Illinois channels for Marketplace and Medicaid screening help in Illinois. Start with the state site for eligibility.
- HealthCare.gov local help finderOfficial finder for navigators, certified application counselors, and agents serving HealthCare.gov states.
- Healthcare.gov official helpOfficial HealthCare.gov help center and assister lookup for people comparing ACA Marketplace plans, subsidies, and Special Enrollment rules. Start here before paying for enrollment help.
- HealthInsurance.org educational guidesLong-running educational explainers on ACA rules, Medigap, and enrollment timing. Use as background research alongside official Marketplace tools.
- HealthMarketsA multi-carrier agency network for health, Medicare, and supplemental products. Ask which carriers they represent in your county and compare alternatives.
- KFF coverage literacy resourcesKaiser Family Foundation research and explainers that help agencies and consumers understand subsidies, Medicaid, and Marketplace trends. Educational — not a broker.
- Marketplace enrollment assistersNavigators and certified application counselors help consumers enroll in Marketplace coverage at no cost for the assistance. Find local help through HealthCare.gov.
- MNsure assistersMinnesota MNsure broker and assister resources for Marketplace and public program screening.
- NAIC consumer information mapNational Association of Insurance Commissioners consumer resources and state insurance department links for complaints and licensing checks.
- NeedyMeds assistance directoryDirectory of patient assistance programs and discount resources for medications. Helpful when specialty drugs strain coverage.
- Nevada Health Link helpConsumer assistance for Nevada Health Link Marketplace applications and plan comparison.
- NY State of Health assistersEnrollment assisters and brokers helping New Yorkers navigate NY State of Health, Medicaid, and Essential Plan options. Start with the official marketplace for accurate eligibility screening.
- Pennie assistersPennsylvania enrollment assistance through Pennie-certified entities. Useful when you want help comparing plans after subsidy estimates.
- Pennie certified assistancePennsylvania Pennie-certified enrollment assistance for comparing subsidized plans after an eligibility check.
- Policygenius HealthAn online broker that helps compare health insurance options and connect to licensed agents. Cross-check networks and formularies before enrolling.
- SimplyInsuredA small-business-oriented health insurance brokerage helping employers compare group options. Employees should still review Summary of Benefits carefully.
- State insurance department help desksState insurance departments handle consumer complaints, producer licensing checks, and some Medigap questions. Use your state department for escalation.
- Stride HealthA marketplace-oriented brokerage experience used by many gig and independent workers to compare ACA plans. Confirm subsidy estimates inside the official Marketplace application.
- Virginia Insurance Marketplace helpOfficial Virginia marketplace help for plan shopping after Medicaid expansion screening.
- Washington Healthplanfinder helpEnrollment assistance pathways for Washington Healthplanfinder and Apple Health screening.
Health sharing organization2
- Access HealthShareA health-sharing membership focused on accessible monthly share amounts for healthy members. Not insurance; exclusions and phase-ins commonly apply to pre-existing conditions.
- NetwellA membership-based medical cost-sharing option marketed alongside member tools and support. Not insurance; review caps, waiting periods, and pre-existing condition rules before joining.
Medicare specialist12
- ACL Medicare counseling overviewAdministration for Community Living overview of aging network and Medicare counseling resources for older adults.
- Boomer Benefits (education)An education-forward Medicare agency known for explainers on Medigap and Advantage trade-offs. Confirm any recommendations against Medicare.gov and your doctors.
- ChapterA Medicare advisory service that helps beneficiaries compare plan options. Review CMS TPMO disclaimers and validate networks on Medicare.gov before enrolling.
- eHealth MedicareAn online Medicare brokerage marketplace for comparing Advantage and Part D plans. Cross-check formularies and provider networks on official sources before you enroll.
- GoHealthA Medicare-focused agency offering plan comparison support during enrollment windows. Ask for CMS-required disclaimers and verify final plan details yourself.
- Medicare Rights CenterNonprofit education and helpline support for Medicare beneficiaries navigating enrollment and appeals. Educational complement to Medicare.gov.
- Medicare.gov Plan FinderThe official U.S. government site for comparing Medicare Advantage, Medigap, and Part D options by ZIP code. Always verify doctors and pharmacies after shortlisting plans.
- NCOA Medicare toolsThe National Council on Aging publishes educational Medicare tools and benefits checkups for older adults. Use alongside Medicare.gov when comparing coverage paths.
- One Medical Medicare ContinuityPrimary care continuity for some Medicare-age patients in One Medical markets. Pair clinic access with a carefully chosen Advantage or Medigap path.
- SelectQuote MedicareA Medicare quote service connecting shoppers with licensed agents. Use as a starting point, then confirm drug and doctor coverage independently.
- SHIP Medicare CounselingState Health Insurance Assistance Programs (SHIP) offer free, unbiased Medicare counseling. A trusted starting point for Advantage vs Medigap questions without sales pressure.
- SHIP Technical AssistanceNational SHIP resources connecting beneficiaries to free state Medicare counseling programs.
Telehealth provider16
- Amazon ClinicA message-based virtual clinic for a limited set of common conditions in participating areas. Convenient for minor issues; keep major medical coverage for everything else.
- AmwellA telehealth company connecting patients to clinicians for urgent and scheduled virtual visits. Commonly offered through health plans and employers; confirm whether your coverage already includes it before buying separately.
- Amwell (plan-bundled telehealth)Telehealth visits commonly bundled through employers and health plans. Check whether you already have access before buying a standalone membership.
- Cost Plus DrugsMark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs offers transparent pharmacy pricing for many generics. Often paired with insurance strategies for maintenance medications; not health insurance itself.
- Cost Plus Drugs pharmacyTransparent-price generic pharmacy option for cash-pay maintenance medications. Compare against insurance copays and deductible credit rules.
- CVS MinuteClinic VirtualVirtual and in-person retail clinic visits for common illnesses. Check whether your plan treats MinuteClinic as in-network before relying on it for routine care.
- EverlywellAt-home labs and virtual care pathways for select conditions. Useful for convenience testing; not a replacement for comprehensive insurance or emergency care.
- GoodRxA prescription price-comparison and discount platform that can lower cash-pay pharmacy prices. Compare against your insurance copay; discount transactions may not always apply to deductibles.
- Included Health (Doctor On Demand)Virtual primary, urgent, and mental health visits under the Included Health umbrella. Often an employer or plan benefit; verify network and copay rules in your specific coverage.
- MDLIVEA virtual care service for urgent care, dermatology, and behavioral health visits. Frequently bundled with insurance benefits; useful as convenient access, not as major-medical coverage.
- SesameA cash-pay marketplace for transparent-price visits and procedures, including virtual care. Helpful for self-pay shopping; pair with insurance or sharing for large unexpected medical costs.
- SingleCareA prescription discount card and price-check tool for cash-pay pharmacy purchases. Useful when a drug is out-of-pocket; verify whether using a discount affects deductible credit.
- Teladoc HealthA widely used virtual care platform for urgent care, mental health, and chronic-care programs, often accessed through employers or health plans as a telehealth benefit rather than a standalone insurance replacement.
- Teladoc mental health accessVirtual mental health and medical visits often available as a plan benefit. Confirm copays and whether therapy networks differ from medical telehealth.
- Telehealth membershipsVirtual care memberships that cover routine visits, prescriptions, and urgent telehealth for a flat monthly fee. A supplement to major medical coverage — not a replacement for hospital or specialist insurance.
- Walgreens Find CareRetail and virtual care entry points for minor conditions and pharmacy services. Confirm insurance acceptance and whether telehealth is already included in your plan.
Direct primary care11
- Amazon One MedicalA membership primary care practice available in select metros, sometimes paired with Amazon benefits. Confirm whether visits bill insurance or require membership, and keep major medical for hospital care.
- Carbon HealthPrimary and urgent care clinics with app-based scheduling in select markets. Verify insurance participation; clinic access alone is not catastrophic coverage.
- Direct Primary Care clinics (local)Independent Direct Primary Care clinics offering membership primary care with longer visits and messaging. Search locally for a clinic near you; DPC does not replace hospital or specialist insurance.
- DPC Frontier clinic directoryPublic directory used to locate Direct Primary Care clinics by region. Membership primary care is not insurance — pair with major medical coverage.
- ForwardA membership-style primary care clinic model with tech-enabled visits and proactive screenings in select cities. Membership care is not a substitute for comprehensive hospitalization coverage.
- Hint DPC clinic mapMap and tooling ecosystem used by many DPC practices. Verify clinic fees and included services locally.
- Hint Health DPC networkInfrastructure and directory ecosystem widely used by Direct Primary Care clinics. Use it to find local DPC memberships; remember DPC is not insurance and should be paired with major-medical protection.
- Midwest Direct Primary Care clinicsA pointer into DPC Frontier's directory for Midwest membership primary care clinics. Confirm monthly fees, included services, and your major-medical backstop.
- Modern primary care membershipsMembership primary care models that blend longer visits, messaging, and sometimes virtual follow-up. Evaluate local clinic terms carefully; membership care is not a substitute for hospitalization coverage.
- Southern Direct Primary Care clinicsDirectory starting point for Direct Primary Care clinics across Southern states. DPC helps with primary care access; hospital coverage still requires insurance or another major-medical approach.
- Western Direct Primary Care clinicsFind West Coast and Mountain West DPC practices via public DPC directories. Evaluate membership scope and keep comprehensive coverage for specialists and inpatient care.
Independent broker2
- InsureMeA marketplace connecting consumers with licensed insurance agents for health and related coverage. Interview agents for product breadth and fee structure.
- NAHU Find an AgentThe National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals (NAHU) directory helps locate licensed benefits specialists. Verify licenses in your state before engaging.
By state
Who is open where you live.
Some programs don’t take new members in every state, and a few states limit paid referrals. Each state page reflects that.
- AlabamaAL
- AlaskaAK
- ArizonaAZ
- ArkansasAR
- CaliforniaCA
- ColoradoCO
- ConnecticutCT
- DelawareDE
- District of ColumbiaDC
- FloridaFL
- GeorgiaGA
- HawaiiHI
- IdahoID
- IllinoisIL
- IndianaIN
- IowaIA
- KansasKS
- KentuckyKY
- LouisianaLA
- MaineME
- MarylandMD
- MassachusettsMA
- MichiganMI
- MinnesotaMN
- MississippiMS
- MissouriMO
- MontanaMT
- NebraskaNE
- NevadaNV
- New HampshireNH
- New JerseyNJ
- New MexicoNM
- New YorkNY
- North CarolinaNC
- North DakotaND
- OhioOH
- OklahomaOK
- OregonOR
- PennsylvaniaPA
- Rhode IslandRI
- South CarolinaSC
- South DakotaSD
- TennesseeTN
- TexasTX
- UtahUT
- VermontVT
- VirginiaVA
- WashingtonWA
- West VirginiaWV
- WisconsinWI
- WyomingWY
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