Free, from a DPC-trained coverage partner
Match Your DPC Membership With Coverage
The membership covers your doctor. This is the other half: the coverage that pays for the hospital, specialists, surgery and emergencies, and that decides whether you can pay the membership from an HSA. Choose the partner you want, or ask to be matched with one.
Kate Spilsbury, Mere Benefits
Certified Medicare Insurance Planner (CMIP®) · Registered Social Security Analyst (RSSA®) · Licensed since 2007 · English and Spanish
- ACA Marketplace
- Alternative coverage
- Health sharing
- Fixed indemnity
- Short-term medical
- Employer benefits
- Medicare
- Spanish-speaking
Featured coverage partner for Duval, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau, Baker counties. Outside Northeast Florida? Submit anyway and we will route you to a partner when one is in place for your county.
Assistance from the coverage partner is provided at no cost to you. When coverage is enrolled, compensation generally comes from the insurance company or coverage organization.
Employer? Use the employer form so your request goes to a partner who handles group benefits.
Questions people ask
What does a coverage partner do?
A coverage partner is a licensed insurance agent trained on direct primary care. They compare the coverage that handles what a membership does not: a Marketplace HSA-qualified Bronze plan or other HSA-qualified major medical, an employer or level-funded plan, Medicare with a Supplement, or, with their limits explained, a health-sharing program, a fixed-indemnity plan or short-term medical where it is available. Assistance is provided at no cost to you.
Do I have to buy anything?
No. You get a comparison and a recommendation. Whether you enroll in anything, and through whom, is your call.
Who sees my information?
Only the coverage partner named in the consent box, currently Kate Spilsbury of Mere Benefits for Duval, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau, Baker counties. If you ask to be matched, your request goes to one eligible featured partner, never to several agents at once. DPC America does not sell inquiries. See the privacy policy.
Are health shares, fixed-indemnity and short-term plans the same as insurance?
No. They are not ACA-compliant major medical insurance and can have exclusions, limits, waiting periods and pre-existing-condition restrictions. A coverage partner explains those before you choose. An ACA Catastrophic plan is a specific Marketplace category generally limited to people under 30 or with an exemption.