Shalom Empire Insurance (SEI) assists individuals year-round with health insurance coverage in the Marketplace, offering free or low-cost health coverage for children and adults with limited income and resources. SEI provides a streamlined application approach to determine your health insurance eligibility.
Who We Are and What We Stand For
What is Shalom Empire Insurance?
Whether you're turning 65, retiring, or looking for affordable health coverage before Medicare eligibility, we're here to help. We offer personalized assistance with Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, Prescription Drug Plans (Part D), and Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace health insurance, helping you compare your options and enroll with confidence.
SEI connects individuals to a variety of insurance plans from different health insurance companies and offers tools and resources to help them choose the plan that is right for them.
We service the following Markets:
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi,South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, North
Carolina, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Ohio

Through the Affordable Cares Act (ACA), if you experience a major life change, you can enroll in a covered health insurance plan outside of the normal open-enrollment period. Most special-enrollment periods last 60 days from the date of the major life change. For most qualifying life events, your coverage will start on the first day of the following month after you select a plan. Have you experienced one of these changes lately? If so, call us.
Medicare Made Simple
Turning 65? Understanding Medicare doesn't have to be overwhelming. We're here to answer your questions, explain your options, and help you make informed decisions about your coverage. Contact us today to schedule your Medicare consultation.
By contact us , you will be connected with a licensed insurance agent. Calling or requesting information does not automatically enroll you in a Medicare plan. No obligation to enroll.
Medicare Consultations
We offer educational Medicare consultations to help you understand your coverage options. If your appointment includes Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Plans, a Scope of Appointment will be completed before discussing plan-specific information, as required by Medicare.
What is a Scope of Appointment?
A Scope of Appointment is a simple form required by Medicare before discussing certain Medicare plan options. It lets you choose the topics you'd like to review during your appointment, ensuring our conversation is focused on your needs.
The path to affordable health coverage is easy. If you fall under one of these groups, we can assist you with selecting a health plan that fits your needs and budget. Ask us about other groups not listed.


Most students, unless they qualify for an exemption, will have to purchase health insurance or face a tax penalty.
While enrolled in student health insurance, they will not have to pay a penalty.




A pre-existing condition is any illness or condition a patient has before obtaining insurance.
In the past, people could be barred from getting a health plan because of a pre-existing condition, but this is no longer grounds for refusing to sell someone insurance.


Lawful permanent residents (green card holders).
Lawful temporary residents.
Non-immigrant status holders (including worker visas and
student visas).
The best way to get a quick estimate of the price you would pay for an ACA health insurance plan is to complete our attached application form. The price is based on your estimated income for the coverage year, your ZIP code, your household size and your age.
Open enrollment for the Marketplace starts in the fall. Even when open enrollment is over, individuals with qualifying life events can enroll at any time of the year. Marketplace enrollment is also year-round.
Open enrollment is the time of year when everyone can apply for a plan through the Marketplace. This usually happens from November to January. Outside open enrollment, people who experience qualifying life events can apply during special enrollment.
Yes. Contact us to learn about the benefits for small businesses and their employees.
No. The Marketplace is where individuals can get brand-name health insurance under the Affordable Care Act and see if they qualify for financial help to pay their monthly premiums.
This health insurance marketplace lets you purchase a health plan, with or without financial help. What you pay for insurance depends on your income. Some people do not qualify for financial help, so for them, it might be more cost-effective to enroll in a plan directly through a health insurance company. Contact us for more assistance.
You can get help from a
certified agent or broker right away.
It's always free and confidential.


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