10.26.2022
Not all health insurance is created equal, and frankly, that’s something we’re proud of at Friday Health Plans. We love when people choose a plan that delivers on the benefits they value most. Expecting to give your insurance card a workout? Consider a Silver or Gold plan11.01.2022
Rent, internet bill, car payment and now health insurance premium bills every month? These days it can feel like your paycheck is almost gone before you hit the grocery store or want to do something fun. The good news is you have more health insurance choices today because of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but it can still seem confusing and11.01.2022
Built for healthy youngsters under the age of 30, a Catastrophic Plan often boasts the lowest price tag and offers the simplest health benefits. This unique plans not only covers you where you need it most (if you get really sick or in case of, well, a catastrophe) but also helps keep you healthy throughout the year. Friday’s Catastrophic11.01.2022
There’s nothing more worrisome than seeing your little one get sick. As parents, all we want is for them to get back to their happy, healthy selves. And we’ll do just about anything to get them the care they need. Fortunately, we’ve designed our plans to include free essential health benefits for children from birth to age 18. From visits with the11.01.2022
If you’re reading this, then shopping for individual health insurance is already taking up way too much of your time. So let's cut right to the chase. Here's the short of it: We designed our health plans with freelancers in mind, and we figured it would make a ton of sense to give you folks a simple run-down on what we’re offering this enrollment11.01.2022
Open Enrollment, the window of time when individuals can enroll in a new health plan for 2023, starts on November 1st. And while that might seem like a long way off, shopping for health insurance is definitely not your typical shopping experience. Between deciphering jargony insurance terms and confusing healthcare abbreviations, it’s hard to