Arizona Health Insurance is unique
There are many factors you should consider when choosing a Health Insurance
option in Arizona.  Each Insurance company provides you with unique benefits
and you should ask yourself some important questions when determining the plan
that fits you.

• What plan is right for me given my budget, goals and objecitves?


• What insurance company is right for me?


• Is my healthcare provider an approved provider?


• Is individual or Group Insurance right for me?

In Arizona, choosing your Health Insurance options may be different for 
Phoenix or even Prescott.  Understanding rates, coverage, and providers is
paramount to a sound Health Insurance plan.  We encourage you to allow us to
help make this process simple by surveying all the various Health Insurance
carriers specific to Arizona.  We can make this process simple and
quick with the information you give us.  Narrowing the search based on your
criteria and our knowledge makes an otherwise cumbersome process
streamlined.

 Individual Arizona Health Insurance Plans
Until recently, most people got their health insurance from their employer. People with
low income got their health insurance from the government. But now, more and
more people are buying private health insurance plans tailor-made for
individuals. If you are one of these people, you should be seeking an individual
health insurance plan from Blackmore Insurance Agency now.

 Why choose Blackmore Insurance Agency? Because we are an independent agency offering
real time health insurance quotes and online applications from multiple health
insurance companies. We believe in total transparency. Compare options and then
apply online from the convenience of your own home or office. The experts at Blackmore 
Insurance Agency will help you choose from:

• HMO plans: An HMO, Health Maintenance Organization, is a
  specific type of health care plan that sets out guidelines under which doctors
  can operate. On average, health care coverage through the use of an HMOcosts
  less than comparable traditional health insurance.


• Major Medical/PPO: Provides benefits for most types of
  medical expenses that may be incurred. Offering more complete coverage with
  fewer gaps, major medical insurance covers a much broader range of medical
  expenses – including those incurred both in and out of the hospital – with
  generally higher individual benefits and policy maximum limits.


• Surgical policies: Most health insurance plans sold today
  are major medical plans but there are a few hospital and surgical health
  insurance plans on the market. Surgical health plans often aren't as
  comprehensive as major medical plans, but are typically less expensive.


• Dread Disease Policies: Often called “cancer policies,”
  dread disease policies cover one or more dread disease: cancer, heart disease,
  or other major malady.


• Hospital indemnity: A hospital indemnity plan provides a
  daily benefit for each day you are hospitalized -- and this is paid without
  regard to the hospital expenses incurred. This daily amount is paid to you and
  the benefit is triggered simply by confinement as an inpatient