Georgia has one of the highest uninsured rates in the Southeast — a statistic driven less by lack of desire for coverage and more by a lack of clear guidance on what's actually available and affordable. Many Georgians assume their only options are expensive employer plans or confusing Marketplace choices. The reality is much broader.
From Atlanta's growing freelance and entrepreneurial community to families across Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, and beyond, Triple Crown Health works with Georgia residents to find personalized health coverage that fits their actual situation — income, health needs, family size, and budget all considered.
Georgia's Health Insurance Options
Georgia uses the federal Marketplace at healthcare.gov. Subsidy eligibility follows federal income guidelines, and Georgia residents have access to a solid range of ACA plan options from major carriers. The state has not expanded Medicaid to the same extent as many others, which means the coverage gap for lower-income adults is more pronounced — making broker guidance especially valuable for finding the most affordable legitimate option.
Atlanta's Growing Self-Employed Population
Atlanta in particular has seen rapid growth in freelancers, remote workers, consultants, and small business owners — many of whom have left corporate jobs with employer benefits and found themselves navigating individual health insurance for the first time. This is exactly who MacKenzie Wickel built Triple Crown Health to serve.
Getting Covered in Georgia
A 20-minute call with MacKenzie covers every option available to Georgia residents — Marketplace plans, private carriers, and short-term coverage — compared side by side with clear explanations of what each one actually costs and covers. Coverage can begin within 24 hours for private plans.
Book a free 20-minute call with MacKenzie — no pressure, no obligation, just a straight answer about what fits your situation in Georgia.