Affordable Pittsburgh health insurance plans are available through Pennsylvania's major companies, such as Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, HealthAmerica, UnitedHealthOne and Golden Rule. As the state's premier resource for quality Pittsburgh health insurance plans, we guarantee you will receive the lowest allowable rate and you will never be charged for our services.

Other available Pittsburgh plans are available through Assurant, Celtic and a handful of other smaller companies. Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield serves the 29 counties of Pennsylvania, including the Pittsburgh area. The individual/family plans offered by Highmark are CompleteCare, DirectBlue, PreferredBlue and PPOBlue. Rates and coverages vary, so we carefully determine which of the Highmark plans (if any) would be the perfect fit for you.

The Keystone DirectBlue and PPOBlue plans offer comprehensive coverages including preventive care services, prescription coverages and complete access to the Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield doctor and hospital network. Office visits, inpatient hospital services, diagnostic services and maternity care are just a few of the additional benefits of each plan.

Two of the nation’s largest health insurers, Aetna and UnitedHealthOne, also offer extremely competitive rates in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. Aetna’s HMO plans offer comprehensive coverage with low out-of-pocket expenses. Another popular Aetna plan is the “Preventative & Hospital Care policy, which features low premiums with a combination of catastrophic and preventive coverages. Aetna's PPO copay policies are also some of the most well-liked Pittsburgh health insurance plans. Most office visits and prescriptions are covered with just a small copay.

UnitedHealthOne's  “Copay Select” plan provides unlimited covered office visits, without having to meet a deductible. Deductible options of $1,000 to $7,500 allow the consumer to mold the premium around their budget. Comprehensive prescription and preventive coverages are also included. The "Saver 80" is a low-cost catastrophic plan that provides coverage for major medical claims with a wide range of deductible options.

HealthAmerica, subsidiary of Coventry, also has a large selection of Pennsylvania health insurance plans. High deductible plans and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) provide Pa residents with low premium options. Once the deductible is met, medical expenses are generally covered at 90% (with a cap) or 100%. Preventive benefits are generally not subject to a deductible and rates in the Pittsburgh area are always extremely competitive.