Use http://www.ehealthinsurance.com http://www.ehealthinsurance.com. It's the real deal -- compare all the applicable plans at most of the major insurers -- and

Use http://www.ehealthinsurance.com http://www.ehealthinsurance.com. It's the real deal -- compare all the applicable plans at most of the major insurers -- and all you have to give them is gender, birth date and whether you smoke, no personal info until you actually pick a provider and plan to apply for. I've showed this site to a few people whose healthcare costs were going up as their employers were chipping in less... some of them ended up paying less for better coverage on individual plans. I only pay $83/mo for 100% coverage with no coverage limit after a $3000 deductible... an Aetna plan I found through eHealthInsurance.com. Insurance is a regional thing so it's possible they're not as good in your state as mine, but check it out.