Individual & family plans
Coverage for your household, with help comparing costs, provider networks, and prescription benefits.
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2027 Medicare Annual Enrollment season
Compare 2027 options now. Medicare Annual Enrollment runs October 15–December 7, 2026, for coverage starting January 1, 2027.
Bring your doctors, medications, and Annual Notice of Change. We’ll review what matters to you and whether your current coverage still fits.
Looking for individual or family coverage? Explore 2027 ACA coverage and income assistance.
Your family. Your needs. Your care.
Health insurance is personal. Your guidance should be, too. Work with Kyle Parrish, an advisor based in Cache County, Utah, who helps clients across 32 states understand their options and choose with confidence.
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Phone and virtual appointments in 32 states. In-person visits in Cache County. No obligation to enroll.

Coverage for real life
From everyday care to a change in coverage, let’s find the right starting point for your situation.
Coverage for your household, with help comparing costs, provider networks, and prescription benefits.
Learn about individual & family plansFacing a gap between health plans? Compare temporary options and understand their limitations before you choose.
Learn about short-term medicalMake sense of your Medicare choices, with your doctors, medications, and budget at the center.
Learn about medicare guidanceExplore supplemental coverage that pays a set benefit for a covered hospital event.
Learn about hospital indemnityYour choice. Your pace.
Explore available plans and enrollment options online using Kyle’s personal links. If you want a second set of eyes, Kyle is a call away.
Use Kyle’s Sunfire shopping link to compare available Medicare plans and explore online enrollment.
Shop Medicare plans (opens in a new tab)Use Kyle’s HealthSherpa link to explore ACA Marketplace plans and start an application online.
Shop ACA / family plans (opens in a new tab)These links open external shopping sites in a new tab. Plan availability and enrollment options depend on your location and eligibility. Prefer personal guidance? Call Kyle at 385-220-0245.
Neighbors helping neighbors
I’m Kyle Parrish, an independent insurance advisor and a Cache County resident. I believe in showing up, answering honestly, and helping you understand what you’re choosing.
We’ll work together like family: talk openly, ask questions, and focus on what matters to you.
About KyleA simpler way forward
Your family, your work, your coverage, or just your questions. We start by understanding your situation.
We look at costs, doctors, prescriptions, and coverage limits. You’ll know the tradeoffs before choosing.
We’ll talk through enrollment timing and what comes next, whether you need a change or a review of what you have.
Find your starting point
A place to begin
We can compare ACA Marketplace and other individual coverage options around your household, budget, doctors, and prescriptions. If you qualify, Marketplace financial help may lower your costs.
Explore individual & family plansUtah & Idaho · 2026 & 2027
Explore potential tax credits, Medicaid, and children’s assistance with our interactive income tool.
Learn before you choose
Read our detailed guide to coverage, enrollment timelines, costs, and what to expect.
Visit Medicare EducationGood questions welcome
You don’t have to have it all figured out to get started.
Yes. Kyle offers phone and virtual appointments in 32 states. See the service area and license list on the About Kyle page. Available plans and services depend on your state and the insurer.
Yes. Kyle lives in Cache County and can meet with you at your home or another convenient location in the area, by appointment. Phone and video appointments are available too.
No. Start with your situation: who needs coverage, what you have now, and when it needs to begin. We’ll explain the available paths and the tradeoffs.
No. Short-term medical may use medical underwriting, exclude pre-existing conditions, and limit benefits. ACA Marketplace plans have different consumer protections. We’ll compare those differences before you decide.
No. It is supplemental coverage that pays a set benefit when a covered event occurs. Your policy explains eligible events, benefit amounts, exclusions, and waiting periods.
Your current coverage details, preferred doctors and hospitals, and medication list are a useful start. For individual and family plans, household information and estimated income can help. Please do not email Social Security numbers or detailed medical records.
Bring your questions. We’ll take it one conversation at a time.