Hialeah · Miami-Dade County

Health insurance in Hialeah, FL

Tatiana Andrea Real · Licensed health insurance broker · NPN 22238844 · Se habla español

Hialeah runs on small businesses, trades and family households, and most of my Hialeah clients would rather do this in Spanish. I compare Obamacare and private plans side by side, apply every subsidy you qualify for, and stay your broker at renewal. Everything can be done by phone or text, en español.

MarketplaceHealthCare.gov
Medicaid in FloridaNot expanded — a coverage gap exists
Open EnrollmentNovember 1, 2026 – January 15, 2027

Who I help in Hialeah

  • Self-employed and 1099 workers: mechanics, contractors, construction crews, truck drivers, salon and beauty professionals.
  • Families who want to keep their pediatrician and avoid surprise bills.
  • Small business owners who want to offer coverage to a few employees.
  • Parents checking whether their children qualify for Florida KidCare while they buy their own plan.

What matters most for Hialeah plans

In Hialeah the questions I hear most are about price after the 2027 increases, whether a plan includes the nearby hospitals people already use, like Hialeah Hospital and Palmetto General, and how to report income that changes month to month.

  • Marketplace (Obamacare) plans with every tax credit and cost-sharing discount you qualify for applied.
  • Private plans sold outside the Marketplace, which can cost less for healthy people above the subsidy limit. They're medically underwritten and aren't ACA plans, so we read the details together.
  • Your doctors, hospitals and prescriptions checked in every plan before you enroll.

Hialeah health insurance questions

Can I do everything in Spanish?

Yes. The consultation, the quotes, the application and every follow-up can be done fully in Spanish.

When can I enroll for 2027?

Open Enrollment runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027. Choose a plan by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1. Outside that window you need a qualifying life event; Medicaid and Florida KidCare accept applications all year.

Does it cost more to use a broker?

No. Brokers are paid by the insurance carrier, and your premium is the same whether you enroll with me, on HealthCare.gov or directly with the carrier. The consultation and quotes are free.

Nearby

See also health insurance in Miami, Hialeah, Doral, Kendall and Fort Lauderdale, or all of Florida.

Fifteen minutes and you'll know where you stand

Bring the doctors you want to keep, any prescriptions you take, and a rough income for next year. Nothing to sign, and the quote costs you nothing.