1: Find your market, essentially, your job is your market, as well as your family to know what you need. Most people get health insurance through an employer.
2: Compare the types of health insurance plans, look for a summary of the benefits. The type you choose will help you determine your out-of-pocket costs and what doctors you can see.
3: Compare the health plans of the network. The costs are lower when you go to a network doctor because insurance companies contract lower rates with network providers.
4: Compare the costs of insurance. The summary of benefits of any plan must clearly state how much you will have to pay out of pocket for the services.
5: Compare the benefits. For more information, in the benefit summary you will see which plans cover a wider range of services. Some may have better coverage for a particular problem than others, and vice versa.
