Compare Health Plans in Baltimore

Health Plan One offers more than 100 health insurance plans in Baltimore, which is part of Baltimore County, Maryland. Health insurance carriers that offer individual and family health insurance plans in Baltimore include Aetna, CareFirst, Golden Rule and Kaiser. Enter your ZIP code above to compare the details of the health insurance plans available in Maryland.

There are several state ran programs that Health Plan One can assist you with when it comes to health coverage. These programs include Medicaid, MCHP, Family Planning, the Primary Adult Care program, and the high risk pool. All of these government programs can help you if are medically uninsurable or if you cannot afford private insurance to obtain basic health coverage.

Medicaid is meant to assist those low-income individuals with basic health care coverage. The program pays the bills of those Maryland residents under a certain income level. In order to be eligible you must be one of the following: 65 years of age or older, disabled, blind, under 21 years old, pregnant, or be a parent of an unmarried child under 21.

HealthChoice is the state of Maryland’s managed care program. It provides health care to approximately 75% if Medicaid recipients. For more information on Medicaid in Maryland the HealthChoice plan you can visit: http://www.dhmh.state.md.us/mma/healthchoice/index.html

The Maryland Children’s Health Program (MCHP) provides full benefits to those residents under the age of 19 as well as low-income pregnant women of any age. To qualify you must be uninsured but some children who have insurance may still be able to qualify. For more information regarding benefits in the program please visit: http://www.dhmh.state.md.us/mma/mchp/

The Maryland Family Planning and Reproductive Health Program aims to improve pregnancy outcomes by assuring that full contraception and reproductive services are accessible to those Maryland residents who need it. The program is working to prevent abortions and aims to reduce low-birth weights  and fetal/infant mortality. For more information you can visit: http://fha.maryland.gov/mch/fp_home.cfm

Maryland’s Primary Adult Care Program offers Maryland residents over the age of 19 services. Depending on your income, you can qualify for the PAC. This plan allows you to have free visits to a family doctor, gives you free outpatient visits to a counselor of psychiatrist. Other benefits include reduced priced or no-cost prescription drugs. In order to find out your benefits and if you’re eligible you can visit the PAC website at http://www.dhmh.state.md.us/mma/pac/index.htm .

Residents of Maryland who are unable to obtain group or individual insurance should look into the Maryland Health Insurance Plan. Depending on if you meet specific requirements , the plan offers access to some BCBS CareFirst Plans. In order to qualify you must have a qualifying medical condition and must have been denied insurance for the last 6 months. To see if you qualify visit http://www.marylandhealthinsuranceplan.state.md.us/

For more information about Medicare plans in Baltimore, visit our Baltimore Medicare Solutions page.