Work in a Bar, Restaurant, or Receive Tips?

You May Qualify for Free or Low-Cost Health Insurance

If you work in a job where health insurance isn’t provided — including bars, restaurants, salons, barbershops, retail, construction, delivery, or freelance gigs — you may be eligible for affordable, full-coverage insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

Access Plans Trusted by Large Employers

Through Bridge 2 Benefits, you’ll have access to major medical plans from the same top carriers used by large employers, including:

Blue Cross Blue Shield

UnitedHealthcare

And more trusted national providers

If you expect to earn between $18,000 and $50,000 this year, you could qualify for:

Monthly premium subsidies that reduce or eliminate your costs

Lower deductibles and out-of-pocket expenses

Plans as low as $0/month, depending on your income

Your income is just an estimate — if you end up earning more, it’s simply adjusted when you file your taxes. There are no penalties, and your coverage remains in place. Even if your income is too high for full subsidies, you’ll still have access to competitive, high-quality plans typically offered by large employers — all available through Bridge 2 Benefits.

Fast, Easy Enrollment for Service Workers

You May Qualify for Special Enrollment If:

You work in a bar, restaurant, or service-based job

You receive tips, hourly pay, or 1099 income

You’ve recently moved or lost other coverage

Enrollment is Fast and 100% Online!

Compare plans from top insurers in minutes

See how much financial help you qualify for

Enroll quickly — no paperwork, no phone calls