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Health Coverage is Complicated…
Especially if you can’t get coverage through an employer or qualify for government subsidies. We created Start for people who are stuck with:
- High Premiums
- Confusing Coverage
- Lack of Transparancy
- Resctrictive Networks
- Surprise Bills
Transform Your Healthcare Experience
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Start works with any doctor or healthcare facility. No more restrictive networks!
Save on Premiums
Start members save an average of 58% on their monthly premiums
Invest in Your HSA
Start is the only health insurance alternative that is HSA-qualified.
No Guesswork
Enjoy a white-glove approach to healthcare. Our tools will help you find the best care at the best price.
It’s Never Been Simpler
We all research prices for vacation rentals, cars, a new flatscreen TV… why not with our healthcare? With gigantic savings on the line, your biggest concern will be…
“Why haven’t I done this before?!”
Simply search for and choose a provider at the best price, receive care, and upload your itemized receipt to the Start app. It’s that simple.
We Know Navigating the Healthcare Industry Can Be a Headache
See how Start Health is helping real people save on premiums and get the best care for the best price.
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Pumpkin Snacks
Happy pumpkin season! Everyone is familiar with pumpkin pie, muffins, and bread, but what if you gave pumpkin a savory or healthy twist? Check out the unique pumpkin recipes below.Pumpkin Soft Pretzels by Creme de la Crumb Ingredients 1 ⅓ cups very warm water 1...
HSA-Eligible Items
Did you know you can filter your Amazon searches for HSA-qualified items? Watch the video or follow the instructions below. Log into your Amazon account. Click on the hamburger menu labeled “All” in the toolbar below the search box. Scroll down to “Programs and...
Men’s Health Awareness
Studies show that men are half as likely to go to the doctor as women. Considering that men are more likely to develop heart disease, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure than women.