Individual & family health
On- and off-exchange options with a clear look at premiums, deductibles, and doctor networks.
Health coverage · Statewide Texas
Plans you can actually use — not just a premium.
Individual, family, and small-group health options with a clear look at doctors, deductibles, and what you will pay when you need care.
Coverage
What we can place — and what we actually compare
Small-group health
Coverage for a Texas team, coordinated with other commercial policies when it helps.
The review
Five steps. One advisor.
01
Understand what you own
Eric starts with the house, vehicles, business, people, and deadlines — not a product pitch. You leave this step with a simple picture of the real exposures.
02
Compare the open market
The same coverage is priced across multiple Texas carriers so you see terms, deductibles, and appetite — not a single company's quote.
03
Read the contract in English
Wind/hail deductibles, water exclusions, liability gaps, and network rules get translated before you buy. No surprise fine print after binding.
04
Bind and deliver proof
When you are ready, Eric issues the policy, sends the lender or title company what they need, and confirms coverage is actually in force.
05
Stay on it at renewal
If a carrier raises rates or changes rules, the market gets re-shopped. You keep one person on the file — not a rotating 1-800 queue.
Questions
Clear answers
Do you enroll people in every health plan?
No. Fortify360 compares plans available through the carriers and platforms it is authorized to use. Networks and premiums vary by Texas county.
Can you help a small business with group health?
Yes. Group medical can sit beside general liability and other commercial coverage when that coordination helps.
What should I have ready?
Household members to cover, preferred doctors and medications if you have them, ZIP code, and whether you have an employer plan to compare against. Do not send medical records through the website form.
Tell Eric how he can help
The consultation form loads as you scroll. You can also call (817) 552-4717.