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Affordable Healthcare in Northeast Florida
Jacksonville, the Beaches, Orange Park, St. Augustine, Fernandina Beach and Gainesville. Navy towns, the Mayo Clinic, a big university hospital, and a lot of small businesses.
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Prefer to talk now? Call (727) 761-1715Buying your own plan in Northeast Florida
Northeast Florida has some of the best-known hospitals in the state, including Mayo Clinic's Florida campus and UF Health's teaching hospitals in Jacksonville and Gainesville.
It's also a Navy region. Active-duty families and most military retirees have TRICARE, which is health coverage. The households who call us are usually contractors, spouses who run their own business, veterans without TRICARE, and small-business owners.
Cities we help in Northeast Florida
- Jacksonville · Duval County
Home to Mayo Clinic in Florida, UF Health Jacksonville and Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville. - Jacksonville Beaches · Duval and St. Johns counties
Beach towns with many self-employed and service workers. - Orange Park · Clay County
South-side suburb near NAS Jacksonville, with a hospital in town. - St. Augustine · St. Johns County seat
Flagler Health+ is the main local hospital. - Fernandina Beach · Nassau County
Small island town near the Georgia line. - Gainesville · Alachua County
Home of the University of Florida and UF Health Shands Hospital, a major teaching hospital.
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TRICARE, VA and everyone else
If you have TRICARE or VA health care, keep it. You very likely don't need anything on this site except perhaps a dental savings plan.
For civilian contractors around the bases, a job between contracts often means a gap in coverage. Health sharing can start on the first of any month, and the monthly amount doesn't depend on income.
Planning care at a large academic center? With health sharing there's no network to check, but call the sharing program before any planned procedure and ask the hospital for its self-pay price in writing.
Who it fits here, and who should stay on insurance
Usually a good fit: healthy individuals and families who buy their own plan, self-employed people, early retirees under 65, and households whose income is too high for much Marketplace help.
Usually better on insurance: anyone who qualifies for Florida Medicaid, anyone with a serious ongoing condition who needs it paid for in year one, anyone planning a pregnancy in the next nine months, anyone who needs regular mental-health therapy, and anyone whose tax credit makes an ACA plan cheap.
In this region specifically: Military families with TRICARE should keep it. For civilians with a large tax credit, a Marketplace plan is usually cheaper.
Not sure which side you're on? Tell us about your household or call (727) 761-1715.
Illustrative example · October 2026
Jacksonville contractor family, parents in their 40s
$633.60 /month
Member + family, oldest member 40–49, $2,500 Initial Unshareable Amount per Need, non-tobacco. Combined medical cost sharing + virtual primary care membership. Optional dental savings plan from $8.95/month. Not a quote; your amount depends on your household.
Questions we hear from this region
Can I go to Mayo Clinic or UF Health with health sharing?
Health sharing has no network, so you can use any licensed provider. Call the program before planned care, ask the hospital for its self-pay price, and remember that sharing is voluntary and not guaranteed.
I have TRICARE. Do I need this?
Usually not. TRICARE is health coverage. You might look at a dental savings plan if you don't have dental benefits.
Is this health insurance?
No. Health care sharing and direct primary care are alternatives to insurance. Sharing is voluntary and not guaranteed, and it isn't Minimum Essential Coverage. Florida has no state penalty for going without insurance.
Other regions: Tampa Bay · Central Florida · South Florida · Southwest Florida · North Florida & the Panhandle · Space Coast & Treasure Coast
Read more: every option compared · what it costs · health sharing in Florida · direct primary care
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