Open Enrollment is almost here, and it’s your best chance to make sure your health coverage actually fits your life and your business.
For freelancers, that’s easier said than done. Without an employer plan to lean on, you’re left sorting through costly options, confusing fine print, and a decision that can have a big impact on your year ahead. If you’ve ever felt like traditional health insurance wasn’t built for you, you’re not alone.
That’s why I’m excited to introduce a new partnership with Solo Health: a health plan built for independent business owners, consultants and solopreneurs.
Solo gives eligible self-employed people another option to consider alongside the ACA Marketplace, through a self-funded “business of one” model.
With Solo, you get:
Access to the nationwide MultiPlan PHCS network of 1.4M+ doctors and hospitals
Simple plan options with deductibles of $2,500*, $5,000*, or $10,000
*indicates HSA-eligible options!
Transparent pricing and the ability to control your own healthcare costs
Business-owner-only plans that are tax-deductible (check with your CPA)
Solo is a self-funded “business of one” model, giving you the buying power and protection of a large employer plan.
Solo is available across the US to eligible self-employed business owners with an active EIN. Enrolment includes a health questionnaire and is subject to approval.
Want to understand your options first? Join our FREE live session!
The Freelance Writing Network is also teaming up with Solo Health for a free live session designed to help you cut through the noise, understand the options available to you and make a more confident decision about your coverage.
Beyond the Marketplace: A Freelancer’s Guide to Open Enrollment
In this session, you’ll learn:
How to evaluate your health coverage options with confidence
What’s new and changing in the ACA marketplace for 2027, and what that could mean for your costs and choices
Why more freelancers are exploring alternatives like Solo, a health plan built specifically for the self-employed
How to look beyond the monthly premium to the full financial picture, including Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and deducting your health plan as a business expense
Stick around for a live Q&A, where we’ll also answer your most pressing questions about health coverage.
Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording. You can also explore Solo anytime right here.
If you enrol with Solo through a Freelance Writing Network link, we may receive a recurring commission at zero extra cost to you.