Montana health insurance plans

You have more insurance options for your health than you think, Montana

If you’re self-employed or without insurance from your employer — in other words, you’re looking for individual or family health insurance in Montana — you might be looking for Affordable Care Act insurance, what's often called Obamacare. However, we want to make you aware of the whole range of individual and family insurance products we have available in your state.

Plans for health insurance coverage in Montana

Short term health insurance in Montana

A temporary medical insurance plan like short term health insurance¹ underwritten by Golden Rule Insurance Company may provide:

Budget-friendly monthly payments
Health care coverage while you search for a long term option

See short term health insurance plans in Montana

Questions about short term insurance? Call 1-844-711-0168 / TTY 711 to talk to a representative.

Supplemental insurance in Montana

Montana vision plans

Vision insurance plans, underwritten by Golden Rule Insurance Company, have no age limit restrictions.² They offer coverage for the vision services many medical insurance plans don’t include.

See vision insurance plans in Montana

Accident insurance

Accidents happen when you least expect them. Accident insurance³ can help financially cover some costs related to accidental injury and treatment.

See accident insurance plans in Montana

Critical illness insurance

A serious illness can cause financial strain. Critical illness insurance³ pays cash benefits with plans covering cancer, heart-related illness and more.

See critical illness insurance plans in Montana

Looking for other health plans?

Need help finding a plan?

Answer a few questions to see which insurance options may be available for you.

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Medicare plans

Health insurance for individuals who are 65 or older, or those under 65 who may qualify because of a disability or another special situation.

Call 1-844-232-1426 to learn more.

Find a Medicare plan

Learn about Medicare plans

Medicaid plans

We offer low cost or no cost health insurance plans for those with limited incomes.

Learn about Medicaid plans in Montana

Footnotes

Short term health insurance is medically underwritten and does not cover preexisting conditions. It is not minimum essential coverage as defined by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and may not cover all Essential Health Benefits in your state. Lack of major medical coverage (or other minimum essential coverage) may result in an additional payment with your taxes.
Primary insured must be 18 years of age or older.
THIS PLAN PROVIDES LIMITED BENEFITS. This is a supplement to health insurance and is not a substitute for the minimum essential coverage defined by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Product design and availability varies by state. Some benefits have waiting periods.

No individual applying for health coverage through the individual Marketplace will be discouraged from applying for benefits, turned down for coverage, or charged more premium because of health status, medical condition, mental illness claims experience, medical history, genetic information or health disability. In addition, no individual will be denied coverage based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, personal appearance, political affiliation or source of income.

References to UnitedHealthcare pertain to each individual company or other UnitedHealthcare affiliated companies.

Each company is a separate entity and is not responsible for another's financial or contractual obligations.

Administrative services are provided by United HealthCare Services, Inc. or their affiliates.

Products and services offered are underwritten by Golden Rule Insurance Company, Health Plan of Nevada, Inc., Oxford Health Insurance, Inc., UnitedHealthcare Life Insurance Company, UnitedHealthcare of the Mid-Atlantic, Inc., UnitedHealthcare of New York, Inc.

This policy is subject to various exclusions and limitations. For costs and complete details of the coverage, call (or write) your insurance agent or the company (whichever is applicable).