Help with Georgia Based ACA Plan

[kstein]

I have an advisor that I work with who has a client that now lives in Georgia. He is 63, pretty financially sound (no subsidy), and loses COBRA 12/1.

Anyone have some general advice for him. Specifically, what company seems to be the most popular and has the broadest network in the area. Maybe a plan name?

I'm not sure what city/zip he lives in but I would bet one of the bigger metro areas. I know in Missouri, that the options are similar across the state. Is Georgia like this?

Any assistance is appreciated.

 

[somarco]

Humana would fill that bill for 2014 but have no idea what will happen when the 2015 plans roll out.

 

[keith48]

Assurant would also be a good choice to look at.

 

[somarco]

Assurant would also be a good choice to look at.

Only in the boonies, not metro areas.

You must be pushing Time contracts as well as CSI Medigap.

 

[kstein]

The client in reference here is in zip 30068. Anyone work or live in that area want an ACA lead? What ACA plan is best in that particular area?

 

[riskybiz]

The client in reference here is in zip 30068. Anyone work or live in that area want an ACA lead? What ACA plan is best in that particular area?

I second Somarco, Humana wins for 2014. 2015 is anyone's guess.

 

[Bob_The_Insurance_Guy]

Both Somarco and I work that area, and would tend to agree with #1, Humana is going to be the best choice, and least for 2014.

If he is too busy to take it, I will. But, since he replied to this thread first, it should be he who gets it. That is the ethical thing to do.

 

[GreenSky]

I'm in CA and likely won't even deal with Obamacrap any longer.

But thanks for asking me for the help.

Rick

 

[somarco]

You can PM or email me if you want. I will be glad to assist.

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

Assurant would also be a good choice to look at.

Assurant wouldn't be a good fit since the client's 63 and would result in reduced comp.