We are committed to building healthier communities and lives through advocacy, education, and outreach focused on helping individuals and families find the most accessible, affordable, and high-quality health insurance coverage.
COMMUNITY
ADVOCACY
EDUCATION
OUTREACH
Our Mission
Our Work
- We provide health education to communities, individuals, and families empowering consumers to make informed decisions about their health insurance.
- We offer our expertise during the health plan selection process guiding individuals in choosing the best available health insurance plan.
- We partner with community health organizations providing health education resources for staff and patients.
- We serve as a health advocate working to bring awareness about the health insurance needs of low income and underserved communities.
- We work to achieve health equity and greater health outcomes for all people- giving special attention to those in communities who are disadvantaged and are at higher risk for health disparities.
- We are dedicated to building a higher standard of health for every community- reducing barriers to coverage and ensuring no one is excluded from having access to quality health insurance.
Our Values
Building Trust
Building relationships through trust with people, communities, and organizations is the touchstone of everything we do.
Transparency
We are open to sharing, receiving feedback, having open lines of communication on our experiences and accomplishments.
Collaboration
Taking part in our community, shared conversations, connecting with others, and working together to achieve common goals is our approach.
Being A Resource
Providing guidance, support, and solutions in our priority.
Respect
We believe in the dignity of every person and take great pride in serving diverse and inclusive communities and organizations.
Compassion
We provide an empathic ear, listing to those who are in need, and practicing the “Golden Rule.”
We Serve
- Individuals & families
- Part-time workers.
- Individuals considering COBRA.
- Individuals age 26 transitioning off of a parent’s plan.
- Working seniors.
- Individuals who are not offered health insurance through their employer.
- SSDI/People with disabilities.
- Non-profit organizations.
- For-profit businesses.
- Government agencies.
- Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs).
- Community health clinics.
- Private & public hospitals.
- State health programs.
- Health advocacy groups.
- Associations.
- Justice involved individuals & organizations.