Individual or family conversation
Choose this appointment if you are comparing coverage for yourself or your household. Bring your state, ZIP code, household needs, and the questions that matter most to you.
This is Prime Health Consultants’ appointment-planning page for individual, family, self-employed, and employer health coverage conversations. Select the appointment path that fits your needs, then choose a time to speak with a licensed advisor.
Scheduling a conversation does not enroll you in coverage or create an obligation to move forward.

The calendar is designed for a focused conversation—not a generic inquiry. Use the guidance below to choose the right appointment and arrive prepared with the information a licensed advisor may need to understand your request.
Choose this appointment if you are comparing coverage for yourself or your household. Bring your state, ZIP code, household needs, and the questions that matter most to you.
Choose an individual appointment if you are self-employed. It helps to know your coverage timing, budget range, and any questions you want a licensed advisor to address.
Choose the business appointment for an employee-benefits conversation. Team size, renewal timing, and employer contribution questions are useful preparation points.
Your selected appointment type helps route the conversation appropriately. The advisor will use the call to understand your priorities, answer general process questions, and explain the next steps that fit your situation.
Select a 15–30 minute time to discuss your household’s health coverage questions with a licensed advisor. Your appointment is a conversation—not an enrollment or plan approval.
Prefer to speak by phone?
Call (305) 333-1434There is no fee for the advisory conversation. You can ask questions and understand the process before deciding whether any next step is appropriate for you.
Choose Individual & Family for your own or household coverage questions, including self-employed situations. Choose Business & Employer when the conversation concerns employee benefits or a team.
A general understanding of your timing, household or team needs, budget questions, and any priorities you want to discuss is helpful. A licensed advisor will guide the conversation from there.
No. Scheduling reserves time for a conversation. Enrollment, availability, and any next steps depend on your situation and the applicable plan materials.
Yes. Select the appointment that fits your situation. A licensed advisor can explain the information needed to discuss timing and available next steps.