Health care · Under 65

The right tool for every kind of care.

Everyday care handled affordably. Large, unexpected events shared by a caring community. Two solutions, working together — for families, the self-employed and early retirees under 65.

Not insurance. Monthly access to specified services through licensed contracted providers nationwide. Additional care options are optional, are not insurance, and participation is subject to applicable guidelines.

A new mental model

Healthcare costs fall into two buckets.

Don't buy groceries the way you'd rebuild a house after a fire. Paying for both the same way makes everyday care more expensive and more complicated than it needs to be.

Why we approach healthcare this way →

Both buckets, handled.

A complete approach to how care actually happens — everyday and unexpected, together.

01

Provider freedom

See any provider you choose, anywhere — your decision, not a list.

02

Member-first sharing

Eligible needs are shared according to clear, published guidelines.

03

Prescription freedom

Prescriptions for an eligible need can be shared — no restrictive drug list.

04

Predictable costs

A flat monthly rate plus a known share per need keeps costs predictable.

Who it's for

Built for real life under 65

Families

Families

One monthly price covers you, your spouse or partner, and your kids.

Self-employed & 1099

Self-employed & 1099

Contractors and gig workers who need care that travels with them.

Early retirees

Early retirees

Bridge the gap until Medicare starts at 65.

Between jobs

Between jobs

Lost employer coverage? Keep everyday care going without missing a beat.

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Healthcare under 65, explained in 3 minutes

Control costs

Predictable monthly amounts that fit your budget, and a plan for the unexpected.

Choose your care

Nationwide providers, so you can go where you need to go.

Make informed decisions

Upfront pricing and tools to get the most from every visit.

Get real support

Talk to real people who help with doctors, bills and next steps.

Is this a good fit for me?

Find where you fit

Quick answers

What is the most affordable health care option if I'm under 65?
Split your costs into two buckets: a flat-price everyday care membership (about $165/month per household) for visits, labs and generic prescriptions, plus medical cost sharing for large, unexpected bills like surgery or hospital stays.
Who is this for?
Families, self-employed and 1099 workers, early retirees bridging to Medicare, people between jobs, and small businesses — anywhere in the U.S.
Is this health insurance?
No. Everyday care is a membership for specified services, and medical cost sharing is a voluntary community of members sharing eligible bills under published guidelines.
Member stories

Real help, real relief

"Healthcare doesn't have to be complicated. From the first call to our bills being shared, it was smooth."
Sample member story
"Our advisor walked us from family coverage straight into Medicare. No gaps, no stress."
Sample member story
"The concierge got a surprise bill corrected in a week. I didn't know that was possible."
Sample member story

Everyday care for the whole family — $165/month.

Spouse or partner and dependent kids included. Questions first? Talk to a real person.