Georgia's largest safety-net hospital, home to the Marcus Stroke & Neuroscience Center and one of the busiest Level I trauma centers in the country.
In networkGeorgia network 159 counties · 1 price
Rabun Gap to St. Marys.
You pay the same $100 whether you live in Buckhead or Bainbridge. Georgia's big hospital systems are in our network. So are the rural clinics, which matter just as much for one in six Georgians.
Hospitals
Names you already know.
Our network includes the hospitals below. Search the full provider directory by ZIP code, specialty, or language. It is updated every 90 days, as federal rules require.
Piedmont Atlanta is the flagship, with sister hospitals from Athens and Augusta to Columbus and Macon. Known for its heart and transplant programs.
In networkAn academic medical center with Winship Cancer Institute, the state's only NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center.
In networkCovers metro Atlanta through Kennestone, plus Wellstar MCG Health in Augusta, the teaching hospital for the Medical College of Georgia.
In networkThe Level I trauma center for Middle Georgia and its 30-plus surrounding counties, with a dedicated children's hospital.
In networkThe Level I trauma and children's hospital for the coast and southeast Georgia. St. Joseph's/Candler is also in network nearby.
In networkA regional medical center serving a large rural area of southwest Georgia, with satellite hospitals in Americus and Camilla.
In networkOne of the busiest hospitals in the country for births, with a strong oncology program across north metro Atlanta.
In networkAmong the largest pediatric systems in the U.S. Kids on your plan are covered here from their first visit.
In networkBy region
Different Georgias. One price.
Most carriers price by rating area, and Georgia has 16 of them. A 40-year-old in Waycross can pay hundreds more than one in Alpharetta for the same plan. We charge everyone the same.
Metro Atlanta
Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, Clayton. Five Level I and II trauma centers, plus more than 30 urgent cares within 15 minutes of most homes.
North Georgia
From Dalton to Blue Ridge and Gainesville. Northeast Georgia Medical Center anchors the region, and telehealth reaches the mountain hollows.
Middle & East
Macon, Augusta, Athens, Milledgeville. Teaching hospitals and the state's medical school keep specialists close.
South & Coast
Savannah, Brunswick, Valdosta, Albany, Tifton. Regional hubs are connected by FQHCs and critical-access hospitals.
Rural Georgia
Peach County deserves the same care as Peachtree Street.
Nine rural Georgia hospitals have closed since 2010, and dozens of counties have no OB-GYN. So we built in a few extras:
| $0 telehealth, 24/7 | If you have phone signal, you can see a doctor, even without broadband. |
| Community health centers | All 34 of Georgia's Federally Qualified Health Center organizations, with more than 200 sites, are in our network. |
| Critical-access hospitals | Small-town ERs count as in-network at the same $250. |
| Ride to care | Rides to appointments more than 30 miles away cost $0. You can book them through the app or by phone. |
Enrollment help
Georgia Access, without the headache.
Since the 2025 plan year, Georgians enroll through Georgia Access, the state-run marketplace, instead of HealthCare.gov. We'll walk you through it.
Nov 1 – Jan 15
Enroll by December 31 for coverage starting January 1. If you enroll between January 1 and 15, coverage starts February 1.
60 days
Losing coverage, moving to Georgia, marriage, a new baby, or losing Medicaid or PeachCare gives you 60 days to enroll.
We'll check both
If you might qualify for Georgia Medicaid, Georgia Pathways, or PeachCare for Kids, we'll tell you first, even if it means we don't get your business.
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All 159 counties are covered. Let's check yours anyway.
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