At Healthy Wealthy Health, we’re here to help you make the most of your health insurance—and it starts with keeping you healthy. One of the biggest perks of the Affordable Care Act (ACA)?
It covers a wide range of preventive and wellness services at 100%, meaning no copays, no deductibles, no out-of-pocket costs—as long as you stick with an in-network provider.
Whether you’re browsing plans through us or just want to understand your options, let’s break down what’s covered, why it matters, and how it can keep you healthier without hitting your wallet.
Under the ACA, most private health insurance plans—whether from the Health Insurance Marketplace or through many employer-sponsored options—are required to fully cover certain preventive services. That means no copays, coinsurance, or deductibles when you visit an in-network provider.
It’s simple:
The key? Stay in-network. Out-of-network services might not get the same coverage, so check your plan’s provider list before booking.
Heads up: Some “grandfathered” plans (older plans that predate the ACA and haven’t changed much) may not offer these benefits. It’s worth double-checking.
The ACA’s preventive care list is designed to catch health issues early—or stop them before they start. Here’s what’s included at no cost to you:
These services aren’t chosen at random. They’re backed by leading health organizations like:
The ACA relies on their expertise to decide which services make the list.
Here’s the deal: Money is the number one reason many people skip going to the doctor—even for preventive care. Copays and deductibles can make a simple checkup feel like a luxury.
The ACA eliminates that barrier for preventive services. When cost isn’t an issue, you’re more likely to:
Think about it:
Studies show that when preventive care is free, more people use it—and that means fewer serious illnesses and lower healthcare costs down the road.
We’re here to make sure you’re not missing out on these perks. Whether you’re shopping for a Marketplace plan or reviewing your employer’s coverage, our team will walk you through what’s 100% covered and help you pick a plan that works best for you.
Need help understanding your coverage? Curious about plan options?
We’ve got you.
Reach out today, and we’ll make sure you’re getting the most from your health insurance—because staying healthy shouldn’t come with a price tag.
The ACA didn’t just focus on individual coverage—it’s also changing how businesses and communities approach health.
It’s all about shifting from treating illness to promoting health on a larger scale.
While the ACA’s preventive coverage is a major win, there are a few caveats:
Tip: Always check with your insurer—or ask us—to make sure you’re in the clear before booking services.
The ACA’s 100% preventive coverage means staying on top of your health without worrying about the cost. From flu shots to cholesterol checks, well-baby visits to cancer screenings, it’s all yours—no copays, no deductibles, no stress.
At Healthy Wealthy Health, we’ll help you find a plan that puts your health first—without breaking the bank.
Ready to take advantage of your coverage?
Contact us today.
Because your health is worth it, and we’ll make sure your insurance proves it.
Q1: What preventive services are covered under the ACA?
A: Services include annual checkups, screenings (mammograms, colonoscopies), vaccinations, counseling, women’s health services, and pediatric wellness visits—all fully covered when using in-network providers.
Q2: Do I have to pay anything for preventive services?
A: No. Preventive services are covered at 100% when done in-network. However, follow-up tests after screening may have associated costs.
Q3: Are short-term health plans required to cover preventive services?
A: No. Short-term plans typically do not follow ACA guidelines and may not include preventive coverage.
Q4: What are the ten essential health benefits mandated by the Affordable Care Act?
The ACA requires coverage of ten essential health benefits. These include outpatient care, emergency services, hospitalization, maternity and newborn care, mental health and substance use services, prescription drugs, rehabilitative services, laboratory services, preventive and wellness services, and pediatric services.