For Floridians under 65: put in your ZIP, household, kids and income — then spin the wheel to see the monthly health insurance subsidy your family could qualify for. The government pays it straight to your insurance company. Most people have no idea theirs is sitting there.
Five quick answers. The math happens right on this page — nothing is sent anywhere unless you ask us to text you your result after you spin.
Christopher does not sell Medicare, and Marketplace subsidies stop at 65 — so this wheel can't give you a real number. For Medicare itself, start at Medicare.gov.
What Christopher can do for you: dental, vision, accident and hospital supplemental coverage that sits alongside Medicare — priced online in minutes, with him as your agent.
Your lane
Your income is about — of the federal poverty line for your household.
Your answers load the wheel. Where it stops is your estimated subsidy.
🔒 The wheel unlocks after you enter your details above.
✓ You're in — spin the wheel!
Free to play, as many times as you like. Every spin is an estimate based on the answers you gave — your exact subsidy is set when your Marketplace application is processed.
The wheel won't spin until these are in — real information only, fakes don't spin. Submit your details, spin, and Christopher will call or text you with your exact options.
The wheel has spoken
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Your result is above. Four quick questions below (optional) help Christopher call you back with your exact options.
A subsidy only counts once you're enrolled. Two ways to lock yours in — both keep Christopher Horne, your HealthMarkets broker, as your agent, and his help is always free.
ZIP code, household size, how many kids, and yearly income — that's everything the subsidy formula starts with.
First name, last name, date of birth, ZIP, mobile and email unlock the wheel. Your number shows the moment the wheel stops; a 30-second check below it (income range, coverage, doctors, prescriptions) is optional and lets Christopher call you back with your exact options.
Enroll by December 15 for coverage starting January 1 — call Christopher or enroll online through his link.