Independent health insurance broker

Stop guessing.Start comparing.

Private health coverage compared across top carriers — what is actually available where you live, what it really covers, and whether it beats what you already have. If it does not, we will tell you that too.

Troy Manzi
Troy Manzi, licensed brokerFounder · NPN 20768765

Next step

See what you actually qualify for

Send the basics and we will come back with the options available in your area, including what each plan does not cover.

Request a private health insurance quote

Four short steps. We come back with the options actually available where you live — not a generic rate table.

Who needs coverage

Ages only. Rates are age-banded, so this is what makes a quote accurate.

What you have now

A range is fine. It tells us which designs to price.

What matters to you

Optional. Network is the single most common reason a plan disappoints, so it is worth checking before you buy.

Just the count. Do not list medications here — we cover those on the call and on the carrier’s secure application.

Timing changes which plans make sense. No detail needed here.

How to reach you

Secure · We never sell or share your information

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Carriers we are appointed with

UnitedHealthcareCignaAllstate Health SolutionsLifeXGolden RuleMassMutualMutual of OmahaF&GBanner LifeForesters FinancialSBLIUnited Home LifeNational Life GroupAmericoLafayette LifeMutual TrustNorth AmericanProtective LifeAmerican Amicable

Carrier names are shown to indicate appointments held and are not an endorsement by those carriers. Availability varies by state and product.

How this works

We do the shopping. You keep the decision.

Buying your own coverage means comparing plans from carriers that all describe themselves the same way, with the differences that matter buried in a document nobody reads. That is the actual job, and it is the part we do.

You get one conversation instead of six browser tabs, an honest comparison of what is available where you live, and someone to call when a claim gets complicated. It costs you nothing — carriers pay brokers, and plan pricing is filed with the state either way.

What we place

Health and life, under one roof

Most people arrive about one of these and end up sorting out both. What you can actually get, and what it costs, comes down to your age, your health and your ZIP code.

Health coverage, without the guesswork.

What is available to you comes down to your county, your household income and who your doctors are. We check all three before we show you anything.

“We tell you which category a plan is in before we tell you the price.”

Coverage options

ACA & marketplace plans
Guaranteed issue, no medical underwriting, subsidies if your household qualifies. Compared side by side with private plans; enrollment through a licensed marketplace partner.
Short term & multi-year medical
Underwritten, and often far cheaper for healthy households paying full price.
Hospital & fixed indemnity
Cash benefits that land in the gap a high deductible leaves behind.
Accident & critical illness
Lump sums for when something happens and the income usually stops.
Dental & vision
Rarely included in an adult health plan. Modest premium, predictable use.
Small group & team coverage
For owners covering themselves and a handful of people.

Not every product listed is major medical coverage. Short term, indemnity and supplemental plans do not satisfy the requirements that apply to comprehensive health insurance, and we will always tell you which category a plan falls into before anything else about it.

Life coverage, sized to your actual life.

Most people are either carrying a policy from a decade ago or nothing at all. We work out what your household would need if the income stopped, then find the cheapest honest way to cover it.

“If what you have already fits, we will tell you to keep it.”

Coverage options

Term life
The most coverage per dollar, for the years your household still needs it.
Whole life
Permanent, with a guaranteed cash value schedule. The vehicle behind banking strategies.
Indexed universal life
Flexible premium, index-linked crediting, a floor and a cap.
Final expense
Smaller face amounts and simplified underwriting, built to cover what is left behind.
Business & key person
Buy-sell funding, key person cover and retention plans for small teams.

Where life coverage can go further

Some policies are built to do more than pay a claim.

Whole life structured for cash value gives you something a term policy does not: a place your capital can sit that stays reachable while it keeps working. That is Legacy Banking. It is not right for everyone, it depends on stable cash flow, and it is a conversation worth having once the coverage itself is sorted out.

How Legacy Banking works

Licensed & independent

Meet your broker

There is no version of this where a website tells you what to buy. What it can do is get you to a licensed person who will look at your household — your age, your health, your ZIP code, what you already have — and tell you plainly what is available and what the trade-offs are.

That conversation costs you nothing and comes with no obligation. Most of them end with a straight answer, and some of them end with us telling you to keep what you have.

Troy Manzi, founder of Legacy Strategies
Troy ManziFounder · Tampa Bay

Why us

Three things you can hold us to

Here is how we work, and what you can expect from every conversation.

We will tell you to keep what you have

Plenty of reviews end with nothing to sell. If your plan already fits, that is the answer, and it costs you thirty minutes to hear it.

Plain language, including the bad parts

What a plan does not cover matters more than what it does. You hear both before you decide anything.

Independent, so the plan can lead

Not captive to one company. The design comes first and the carrier follows, rather than the other way round.

Where to start

Three ways in, depending on what you need

Coverage review

Thirty minutes on what you have now — premium, deductible, network, prescriptions — and whether it still fits.

Book a review

Quote and compare

What is actually available in your county, side by side, with the trade-offs named rather than buried.

Get a quote

Financial Legacy Strategy

The fuller picture when you want it — income, savings, debt, retirement accounts and existing coverage in one place.

See the process

Multi-state

Licensed and writing business, adding states on request

19+

Carrier appointments

The process

Three steps, and the first one takes a minute

01

Tell us the basics

Four quick steps, about a minute. Your state, and what you are trying to sort out.

02

We do the digging

What is available where you live, checked against your doctors and your prescriptions.

03

You decide

Options side by side, no fee to you, and no pressure if the answer is to stay put.

Questions

Before you send anything

If yours is not here, ask it directly— or call (727) 254-3672.

What does this cost me?
Nothing. Plan pricing is filed with the state, so going through a broker does not raise your premium. If you enroll, we are compensated by the carrier.
What if my current plan is fine?
Then we say so. It happens regularly, and you leave knowing your coverage holds up — which is worth the thirty minutes on its own.
Which states can you work in?
Ask us — it is worth a message either way. We are licensed across a number of states and add new ones on request, which usually takes a few days, so being somewhere we are not appointed yet is rarely the end of the conversation. Either way, pricing and eligibility come down to your age, your health and your ZIP code, so the only honest answer comes after we look at yours.
Are you an insurance company?
No. We are an independent brokerage, which means we compare across the carriers we are appointed with rather than selling one company's products. We are licensed insurance professionals — not investment advisors, accountants or attorneys.
When can I change health plans?
Open enrollment is the main window each year for ACA and marketplace plans. Outside it you generally need a qualifying life event — losing coverage, moving, marriage, a birth, turning 26 — and those windows are usually 60 days. Private, medically underwritten plans, like short-term and multi-year medical, are different: you can apply any time of year, and once approved, coverage usually takes effect within 24 to 48 hours. Most supplemental products are available year-round.
Do you sell my information?
No. What you send is used to answer your question and, if you ask us to, to get quotes from carriers you approve. Nothing else, and nobody else.

Get started

Start with the quote. Decide after.

Four quick steps, about a minute. We come back with what is available where you live, what it actually covers, and whether it beats what you already have. If it does not, we will say so.