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"I'm self-employed. How can I get `Group of 1" health coverage?"
Posted on Tuesday, February 8, 2011 by Insurance Quotes Health
We get this question all the time. And we've got an answer for you.
First, a little background: Last year, a new state law law took effect that allows sole proprietors to be considered "groups of 1." This way, they can qualify for small-group health coverage, instead of having to find coverage on the individual market. Small-group tends to have better benefits, lower costs, and no health screening.
To find out who's selling these policies in your area, type in your zip code here and scroll down the page to see a list of insurers, contact information and tips on picking plans. For more information, you can also contact an insurance agent or broker. Here's an online tool to help you find an agent in your city.
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