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Coverage basics

How to read a plan

Choosing a health plan is one of the few decisions where the hard part is not the options — it is telling them apart. Every plan looks like every other plan until you know which two or three details actually move your costs.

What actually changes your bill

Three numbers do most of the work. Bold matters here, and so does italic emphasis. See this external link (opens in new tab) for the federal marketplace.

Your monthly premium — what you pay whether or not you see a doctor.
Your deductible — what you cover before the plan starts paying.

A checklist row, which only the long-form presets offer.

A numbered row, rendered with a zero-padded mono counter.

The cheapest premium is rarely the cheapest year.

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Mario SchlosserCo-founder

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Grey band

A tinted band, soft strength

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An h5 subtitle on a hot blue band

A checklist row, with its check icon.

A numbered row, with its mono counter.

A bullet row, with its dot.

No block heading — the body owns the h2

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