When you get auto insurance, you don’t really worry about who’s going to fix your car. You buy it only in case you have an accident and hope you won’t have to use it.
Your guide to coverage & care
Understand how the federal budget bill may affect you
(current as of Sept. 30, 2025)
If the newly enacted federal reconciliation bill has you wondering about whether you can afford your health insurance, you’re not alone. There’s one thing you can count on — Community Health Options will be with you through these uncertain times, including helping you to find a plan that meets your needs.
As if buying health insurance isn’t hard enough, what with all the confusing lingo, it can be a challenge just to figure out what all those initials stand for in the plan names.
Buying health insurance probably isn’t among the more exciting purchases you’ll ever make. But like it or not, it’s one of the most important. So, we want to help you get it right.
It might be tempting to buy a health plan based on the lowest monthly premium, but if you do, you might be surprised at your costs at the end of the year. So, when you compare plan prices, it’s important to estimate your total yearly costs so you can find a plan that meets your needs and budget.