Today, individuals, families, self-employed professionals, and small businesses have more healthcare options available to them than ever before. Traditional health insurance is still an important part of the conversation, but it isn’t the only tool available. Whether you’re comparing individual health insurance plans, looking at plans through the Health Insurance Marketplace, or exploring alternative healthcare solutions, the number of choices …
Many people think of health insurance as their entire healthcare strategy. In reality, health insurance is just one piece of the puzzle. Today’s healthcare landscape offers more options than ever before, including Direct Primary Care (DPC), Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), supplemental insurance, telehealth, prescription savings programs, and other alternative healthcare solutions. When these tools are combined thoughtfully, they can help …
A long-awaited, meaningful change in healthcare policy officially took effect this year. On January 1, 2026, Membership to a Direct Primary Care (DPC) clinic officially became HSA-eligible. This is a major/significant milestone for both patients and providers seeking simplified, relationship-centered care. At Sunflower Benefits Group, we advocate for Direct Care in nearly every conversation, because we believe healthcare should be …
Remember the days when doctors did house calls? Neither did we—until now. Over the last 30 years, healthcare has changed. The relationship between doctor and patient became more about insurance reimbursement and less about the patient. Direct primary care clinics are changing that relationship for the better. When you are a member of a Direct Primary Care (DPC) clinic, insurance …
When fall rolls around, you know it will bring cooler weather, Friday Night Lights, a hint of pumpkin spice in the air and, your favorite (not), thinking about your health coverage. Yikes! No need to fear! We’ve broken down the types of coverage to make this year’s open enrollment an autumn breeze as you figure out the best coverage for …
Everybody is talking about affordable health care, transparency in pricing, knowing what the procedure is going to cost BEFORE having it done. But does that even exist? In our current world of government required health insurance, insurance company networks, exorbitant prices for pharmaceuticals and having to wait three weeks to even be seen is there anything we can do about …
