Unemployed? Having health insurance isn't a luxury - it's a necessity.

One of the first things you need to do when you find yourself unemployed is to find good health insurance. According to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, we have more than 48 million uninsured Americans. Worse, if the unemployment rate rises by a full one percent (it's at 7.2% right now), the unemployment number will rise by one million.
Recently unemployed people may be offered COBRA, but that can really eat into a family's budget during a period of unemployment. To make matters worse: in this day and age, with so many companies going belly up, the U.S. Dept. of Labor notes that COBRA isn't an option if your company closes down or goes bankrupt -- but the option of having no health insurance really isn't an option at all.
That's going to leave a lot of Americans - and our kids - vulnerable to a health care system that severely penalizes anyone who gets sick or injured but can't pay the bills.

Short Term Health Plans can keep our families protected until the job market picks up again.
A Short Term health Plan can buy you time; cover you against big emergencies, and offers low-cost, next-day approval for the transitioning unemployed.
Unique $50 co-pay for Urgent Care visits, regardless of meeting your deductible!

Don't take the risk of going without health care~ call the experts at Insurance Services of America so that we can help you find an affordable health insurance option to fit your budget.
800.647.4589

In uncertain times, our short term plans are recession-proof!