Why ACA plans work well for the self-employed
When you work for yourself in Ohio, you can buy your own ACA plan through HealthCare.gov and keep it as long as you like. You're not tied to a job, and you can choose the level of coverage that fits your needs and budget.
Every plan covers the essentials — doctor visits, prescriptions, preventive care, and emergencies — and no plan can deny you for a pre-existing condition.
Income that goes up and down
Self-employed income in Ohio can vary month to month, and that's okay. ACA enrollment is based on your expected income for the year, and the extra help you qualify for toward your monthly cost adjusts to your situation.
We help you estimate your income realistically so your coverage and your help toward the monthly cost are set up the right way from the start.
Get covered in Ohio — free help
Sorting out your own coverage shouldn't eat up your work day. Tell us a little about your household and income, and we'll compare every plan available to you in Ohio and check what extra help you qualify for.
It's free, bilingual, and there's no pressure — just clear answers so you can get back to running your business.
Frequently asked questions
Can self-employed people get Obamacare in Ohio?+
Absolutely. Self-employed Ohio residents enroll in ACA plans through HealthCare.gov, and many qualify for extra help toward their monthly insurance cost.
What if my income changes during the year?+
ACA coverage is based on your expected yearly income, and the extra help you qualify for can be adjusted. We help you set it up correctly and update it if your income changes.