Get Short Term Health Insurance
Get a short term health insurance quote that helps protect you during insurance gaps, job changes or unexpected life transitions.
What Is Short Term Health Insurance
Short term health insurance is a temporary health coverage option designed to help protect you during gaps in your regular health insurance. It can provide coverage for eligible medical services while you're between jobs, waiting for new benefits to begin or experiencing another temporary transition.
How to Get a Short Term Health Insurance Quote
Finding temporary health coverage is simple. Follow these four easy steps to request a quote and choose a plan that meets your immediate healthcare needs.
Tell Us About Your Coverage Needs
Share a few basic details, including your location, age and how long you need temporary coverage.
Explore Available Plan Options
Review short term health insurance plans and receive a temporary health insurance quote based on your needs.
Select the Coverage That Fits You
Choose a plan that aligns with your healthcare needs, preferred coverage and budget.
Complete Your Quote Request
Submit your information and take the next step toward securing temporary health insurance coverage.
What Does Short Term Health Insurance Typically Cover
Typically Covered
- Emergency room visits
- Hospital stays and inpatient care
- Doctor and specialist visits
- Urgent care services
- Diagnostic tests and X-rays
- Eligible prescription medications
What's Typically Not Covered
- Pre-existing conditions
- Routine preventive care
- Maternity and newborn care
- Dental and vision services
- Long-term or ongoing medical treatments
- Cosmetic or elective procedures
Your Path to Reliable Short Term Health Coverage
Bridge Your Coverage Gap
Stay protected during transitions.
Coverage When You Need It
Temporary protection made simple.
Easy Plan Selection
Find the right temporary plan.
Reliable Healthcare Support
Confidence for unexpected medical needs.
Is Short Term Health Insurance Right for You
- Between jobs or careers
- Waiting for employer-sponsored benefits
- Recently graduated or starting a new job
- Missed the annual enrollment period
- Looking for short-term financial protection from unexpected medical expenses