If you’re shopping for ACA health insurance in Arizona for 2026, you’ve likely noticed two major changes: Premiums are significantly higher Nearly all available plans are HMO-only For many Arizona individuals, families, and self-employed professionals, this means paying more each month while having fewer choices of doctors and hospitals. But there are alternatives worth exploring.
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The Hidden Medicare Surcharge That Hits Retirees With Over $109,000 in Income
Christy Bieber Many seniors who are 65 and over rely on Medicare to provide them with healthcare coverage, and with good reason. Medicare is available from the government regardless of your health status. It provides coverage for a broad array of services (typically without requiring pre-approval), and it usually comes with affordable premiums. The keyword,
READ MOREMedicare Supplement Plan G: Your Guide to “Zero-Surprise” Healthcare
Original Medicare (Parts A and B) is a great start, but it leaves significant “gaps”—like the 20% coinsurance you pay for doctor visits and hospital stays. Medigap Plan G is designed to step in and pay those bills for you, providing the most comprehensive coverage available to new Medicare members today. How Plan G Works
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April DemboskyFeb 12, 2026 Ocean McIntyre goes through a file folder of health insurance claims and denial letters at her home in Panorama City on Feb. 10, 2026. (Jules Hotz for KQED) When Ocean McIntyre started having vision problems at age 34, her health plan took a month to authorize a doctor visit. When pressure
READ MOREMillions may drop ACA coverage — and raise health insurance costs for everyone else
If you are in this position reach out to us, there may be more affordable option that you can qualify for. www.AZhealth.us | Andy Orlikoff | 623-742-3878 Greg Iacurci Millions of people are likely to drop their health insurance now that enhanced premium subsidies for consumers who buy coverage on the Affordable Care Act marketplace
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