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Health Insurance
For Early Retirees

Secure your health insurance as a bridge to Medicare

When you seek early retirement, you’re excited to enjoy your free time focusing more on your hobbies, family and even traveling.
If you retire before you turn 65 years old, you’ll want to consider how your health will be covered after relying on employer-provided health insurance.

You have options to bridge the health insurance gap between your early retirement date and your Medicare eligibility at age 65

Let’s look at your options.

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Spouse's Employer Plan or COBRA Continuation Coverage

If eligible consider these options first for your early retirement health coverage. You may get better coverage at a lower cost.

Affordable Care Act (ACA) Plan

Next best option to find a comprehensive plan offered in your state. Depending on your income, you may be eligible for a premium subsidy.

Short-term Medical Insurance

If cost or plan availability is a challenge, this option is possible but comes with caveats such as limited coverage term and coverage.

Catastrophic Coverage (i.e. Hospital Indemnity / Fixed Health Benefit)

As a last resort, this option covers you in the event of a hospital stay at the expense of little to no preventative medical coverage.

Finding someone you trust to guide your health coverage decisions in early retirement is key to your overall financial health.
USAA has teamed up with IHC Specialty Benefits, a trusted partner, to connect you with a licensed health insurance agent.
Call 855-386-2350 or start your quote online today.

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