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Health insurance help in 31+ states

Moran Insurance Group is an independent brokerage licensed in 31+ states. Wherever you are, you work directly with our licensed team, never a call center.

🗺 Licensed in 31+ states 👤 Real brokers, every time
How this works

One brokerage, licensed where you are

At a glance

Health insurance is regulated state by state, so who can help you depends on licensing, and we hold licenses in 31+ states. We keep a dedicated guide for every state we're licensed in, listed below: a business page for group health, level-funded, and ICHRA questions, and an individual guide for self-employed professionals and families.

Your state not listed? We may still be able to help, and licensing changes. Call us or request a quote and we'll tell you straight away whether we can help.

Texas

One of the largest small-group and 1099 markets in the country.

Georgia

Now on the state-run Georgia Access exchange; we cover both sides of the market.

Tennessee

Group and individual coverage across East, Middle, and West Tennessee.

North Carolina

Newly expanded Medicaid and a concentrated carrier market.

Ohio

A competitive Midwest market with real carrier choice in the metros.

Illinois

Get Covered Illinois plus the lanes the exchange never shows.

Michigan

Healthy Michigan Plan alongside a stable private market.

Indiana

Group health, level-funded, and ICHRA options plus the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Virginia

State-run marketplace, expanded Medicaid, and a deep private market.

Maryland

A strong state exchange, reinsurance, and all-payer hospital rates.

Colorado

Connect for Health Colorado, standardized plans, and state reinsurance.

Missouri

Serving both metros and rural rating areas, with expanded Medicaid in the mix.

Iowa

Full small-group market coverage plus individual and self-employed options.

Kentucky

kynect handles the subsidized side; we cover the lanes it doesn't show.

Alabama

A concentrated carrier market where comparing every lane matters most.

Mississippi

Group plans and underwritten coverage for main-street businesses.

Nebraska

Group and individual options for farms, ranches, and Omaha-Lincoln firms.

Wisconsin

BadgerCare Plus covers the gap most non-expansion states leave open.

Nevada

Nevada Health Link plus the private lanes, for a gig-heavy economy.

New York

Community-rated plans, no short-term plans, and small group rules up to 100 employees.

South Carolina

Fast growth, a real coverage gap, and a broadening carrier market.

Oklahoma

Expanded SoonerCare plus options for energy and ag households.

Louisiana

Expanded Medicaid since 2016 and no coverage gap.

Arkansas

ARHOME buys private coverage instead of traditional Medicaid.

Kansas

No Medicaid expansion, so knowing the gap comes first.

Utah

The youngest state in the country, where underwriting prices best.

West Virginia

A concentrated market where the off-exchange lanes carry more value.

Montana

Big distances mean networks matter as much as premiums.

South Dakota

Medicaid expanded in 2023, so old answers are out of date.

Wyoming

The thinnest market in the country, and the most worth comparing.

Delaware

A small market whose networks reach Philadelphia and Baltimore.

Not sure where to start?

Two pages answer most questions

Business owners: our small business hub covers traditional group plans, level-funded plans, and ICHRAs for teams of 2 to 25, with dedicated guides for 2 to 10 employees and 10 to 25 employees. Individuals and the self-employed: start with the national coverage guide, then jump to your state's guide above for local specifics.

Ready when you are

Talk to a broker licensed in your state.

Tell us your state, your situation, and what you're trying to cover. If we're licensed there, and in 31+ states we are, we'll quote the lanes that fit. If we're not, we'll say so.

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Quotes are non-binding and based on the information you provide.