...employer's plans...? We just got out of the military and no longer have tri-care benefits. Our employers charge well over $500 per month for a healthy family of 3 (2 20 somethings and a 1 year old). Unfortunately, we can't afford anywhere close to that. We can't continue to go without medical insurance. Our son will need vaccinated next month, and I worry how to pay for our health should anything happen to any of us. We can't afford high deductables or outrageous copayments. Any hope for us? Our income bracket is approximately $35,000 in the state of Colorado.
Any suggestions?

Yes, well, family coverage on your OWN will cost $800 to $1100 per month.

Unless you're looking for just major medical coverage - with a $5,000 deductible, then maybe you can find it for about $250 a month.

YOu can't walk into a car dealership and buy a brand new Cadillac for $25. Health insurance is the same way - YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.

Beware health discount plans. They sound too good to be true - and they aren't. Most providers don't take them.