Complimentary Services
We are compensated by the carriers, not by you — your premium is identical whether you enroll through us or on your own. Everything on this page is included at no extra cost, and none of it is limited to the weeks around Open Enrollment.
What is included, and why it is free
Premiums for insurance products are filed with the state. An agent cannot mark them up, which means our support costs you nothing.
Before you enroll
While you enroll
After you enroll
A review costs you nothing but a conversation
Most people never have their coverage looked at again after they buy it. A review takes a short call and frequently turns up a cheaper plan, a missing subsidy, or a prescription sitting on the wrong tier.
No obligation, and no pressure to switch if what you have is already right.
How our support works
Three stages, covering the whole life of a policy rather than just the sale.
Research and comparison
Enrollment and education
Ongoing reviews
Enrolling alone, or with an agent
The premium is the same either way. What differs is what gets checked before you commit.
| What happens | Enrolling on your own | With our agents |
|---|---|---|
| Cost to you | Premium as filed | Identical premium as filed |
| Plan comparison | You compare what the website shows you | Benefit comparison across the carriers we represent |
| Network check | You check each doctor yourself, plan by plan | Provider network verification before you commit |
| Prescriptions | Formulary tiers are easy to miss | Prescription cost review against each plan |
| Enrollment | You handle applications and deadlines | Enrollment support and deadline tracking |
| After you enroll | Usually nothing until renewal | Free coverage reviews and annual plan checkups |
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Every service, at no extra cost
Included for our clients. If you hold a policy elsewhere and want a second opinion, ask — we will tell you honestly whether it is worth moving.
Common questions
Do these services really cost nothing?
Yes. Insurance premiums are filed with the state and an agent cannot add to them, so you pay the same whether you enroll through us or by yourself. We are compensated by the carrier when you enroll, which is what funds the support.
Do I have to buy my policy through you?
These services are included for our clients. If you hold a policy elsewhere and want a second opinion, ask us — we are happy to look, and we will tell you if what you already have is the better plan.
What is a coverage review?
A short conversation about what you hold, what changed, and whether it still fits. We look at premium, deductible, network and prescriptions together rather than the monthly figure alone. Most reviews end with no change recommended, which is a useful answer too.
Can you check whether my doctor is in network?
Yes, and it is worth asking before you enroll rather than after. Networks change between plan years, and a doctor who was in network last year is not guaranteed to be in network now — even on the same plan from the same carrier.
Can you review my prescriptions?
Yes. We check what you take against each plan formulary, since the same drug can sit on a different tier from one plan to the next. For anyone on regular medication this often matters more to annual cost than the premium does.
What if I have a problem with a claim?
Call us. We can help you understand what the carrier has decided and what your options are. We cannot overturn a carrier decision, but we can make sure you are not accepting one you should be appealing.
Talk to a licensed agent
Tell us what you hold today, which doctors matter to you and what you take regularly. We will review it and tell you plainly whether you are already in the right place.
All Solution Plus is a licensed insurance agency. We do not offer every plan available in your area, and any information we provide is limited to the plans we offer. Complimentary services described on this page are provided as a courtesy and do not constitute tax, legal or medical advice. Plan availability, premiums, provider networks, formularies and eligibility vary by state, county and carrier, and change from year to year. Coverage is governed solely by the terms of the policy issued.