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Aetna
Best for: Medicare, group & MedicaidA well-known national carrier spanning Medicare, employer group, and Medicaid plans. Coverage and plan availability depend on your specific region.
Compare Aetna plans →Aflac
Best for: supplemental coverageA long-established supplemental carrier offering critical illness and accident coverage that pairs with any major medical plan to help offset out-of-pocket costs.
Compare Aflac plans →Ambetter
Best for: preventive careStrong on preventive care with some built-in vision and dental benefits. Pricing depends heavily on location, household size, and demographics.
Compare Ambetter plans →Ameritas Dental & Vision
Best for: dental & visionA strong choice specifically for dental and vision coverage, available in most states with both individual and employer plan options.
Compare Ameritas plans →Anthem
Best for: BCBS-affiliated coverageAffiliated with Blue Cross Blue Shield, offering a straightforward plan selection with added vision and dental options where available.
Compare Anthem plans →Ascension
Best for: Medicare AdvantageA Medicare Advantage plan designed in collaboration with physicians, with additional hearing, vision, dental, and prescription drug benefits.
Compare Ascension plans →Baylor Scott & White
Best for: Texas residentsA Texas-based health system operating in north, central, and west Texas, focused on transparent pricing and an expanding local provider network.
Compare Baylor Scott & White plans →Blue Cross Blue Shield
Best for: nationwide acceptanceOne of the largest carriers in the country, accepted at a high percentage of hospitals and doctors nationwide. Specific benefits vary by regional plan.
Compare BCBS plans →Bright HealthCare
Best for: remote teamsA nationwide network option well suited to employers with remote employees across multiple states, with dedicated enrollment support.
Compare Bright HealthCare plans →Cigna
Best for: HMO/PPO flexibilityA large-network carrier offering both HMO and PPO plans, compatible with HSAs and HRAs, with strong digital tools for claims and benefits.
Compare Cigna plans →Delta Dental
Best for: dental coverageOne of the largest dental networks in the country, offering six plan types with group-style benefits available to individual customers too.
Compare Delta Dental plans →Golden Rule
Best for: Central Missouri & the Lake of the OzarksA family-owned Midwest agency offering personalized life and health insurance service, with a strong local presence in Missouri.
Compare Golden Rule plans →Humana
Best for: Medicare & MedicaidA well-known Medicare, Medicaid, and group carrier — not available for individual or family plans. Backed by Aetna.
Compare Humana plans →ManhattanLife
Best for: Medicare SupplementA long-established, financially stable carrier worth considering specifically for a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policy.
Compare ManhattanLife plans →Medica
Best for: personalized serviceOffers individual, group, Medicare, and Medicaid plans with a personal-touch approach, and pairs with Delta Dental for added benefits.
Compare Medica plans →Molina
Best for: Medicaid-to-Marketplace transitionsSpecializes in helping people transition from Medicaid to Marketplace coverage, with multilingual support in seven languages.
Compare Molina plans →Mutual of Omaha
Best for: simplified-issue life insuranceOffers term, whole, and universal life insurance, including simplified-underwriting policies that don't require a medical exam.
Compare Mutual of Omaha plans →National General
Best for: short-term & supplementalOffers short-term health coverage plus supplemental and dental options, with hands-on employer support and nationwide availability.
Compare National General plans →Oscar
Best for: simple, tech-forward enrollmentA newer, digitally-focused carrier with a straightforward enrollment process, a mobile app, and concierge-style member support.
Compare Oscar plans →Pivot Health
Best for: short-term coverageFocused specifically on short-term health plans — flexible, budget-friendly, and a reasonable bridge option for a temporary coverage gap.
Compare Pivot Health plans →SureBridge
Best for: supplemental add-onsOffers a wide range of supplemental add-ons — dental, vision, accident, critical illness — underwritten by Chesapeake Life Insurance Company.
Compare SureBridge plans →TransAmerica
Best for: Medicare Supplement & employer benefitsA financially strong, long-established carrier offering Medicare Supplement policies and additional employee benefit options.
Compare TransAmerica plans →UnitedHealthcare
Best for: nationwide affordabilityA wide plan selection across the U.S. at competitive pricing — note that moving states may require enrolling in a new local plan.
Compare UnitedHealthcare plans →WellCare by AllWell
Best for: Medicare membersFocused specifically on Medicare members, with plan details and availability that vary meaningfully from state to state.
Compare WellCare plans →How to actually compare these companies
"Best" depends entirely on what you need — here's what to weigh before deciding.
Provider network
Confirm your specific doctors and hospitals are in-network for the exact plan, not just the carrier generally — networks vary by product within the same company.
Total annual cost
Compare premium plus expected deductible and coinsurance, not premium alone. The lowest monthly cost is often the highest total cost in a year you need care.
What you actually need covered
Medicare, individual, family, dental, vision, and supplemental coverage aren't interchangeable — several carriers above specialize in just one of these.
Independent ratings
NCQA accreditation, J.D. Power customer satisfaction scores, and the NAIC complaint index (fewer complaints than expected for a carrier's size) are the three most-cited independent measures.
| Rating source | What it measures |
|---|---|
| NCQA accreditation | Clinical quality measures and consumer satisfaction, evaluated against national standards |
| J.D. Power | Customer satisfaction across pricing, policy offerings, and service |
| NAIC complaint index | Complaints filed against a carrier relative to its size — lower is better |
None of these ratings account for your specific needs. A licensed Apollo advisor can compare these carriers directly against your provider list, budget, and coverage type — start your free comparison above.
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