It doesn't seem like an expensive premium for a family of 3 compared to what's on the federal exchange (what people ignorantly call Obamacare, as it were an ins

It doesn't seem like an expensive premium for a family of 3 compared to what's on the federal exchange (what people ignorantly call Obamacare, as it were an insurance plan in and of itself) for the State of Florida. Still the premium means relatively little, what matters is what kind of network coverage he/his family gets as well as the deductible and copay. As many have found especially with some of these fly by night insurance companies that initially popped up on the exchange in Florida and after two years are no longer in business, there is no point in claiming people are insured just because they are paying premiums, if the have relatively limited access to care and/or can't afford the deductible.