Solo Entrepreneurs
As a solo entrepreneur, you are the business — which means protecting your health also protects your income. Even without employees, you can still access robust benefits designed specifically for one-person companies. These plans help you stay covered, stay competitive, and stay focused on growing your business. Coverage is flexible, affordable, and tailored to the way you work.
Who Qualifies
Incorporated business owners
Independent contractors & trades
Consultants & freelancers
Tech professionals & start-ups
Beauty professionals (lash techs, nail techs, estheticians)
Creatives & service providers
Anyone self-employed with verifiable income
What You Can Get
Health & dental coverage
Prescription drug plans
Health Spending Accounts (HSA)
Optional life insurance
Optional critical illness protection
Optional disability protection (income protection)
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Yes — in many cases spouses and children can be added, so your household is protected under one plan.
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It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. In most cases, yes.
Premiums for health, dental, and extended medical benefits are typically considered a legitimate business expense, meaning you can write them off through your corporation. HSAs are also fully tax-deductible to the business and tax-free to you personally. (Always confirm with your accountant for your specific situation.) -
A Health Spending Account (HSA) is a tax-free account your business funds, and you choose how to spend it. It covers a wide range of health expenses — dental, vision, massage, prescriptions, therapy, braces, and more. It’s popular with solo entrepreneurs because it’s flexible, simple, and fully tax-deductible to the business while being tax-free to you personally.
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Traditional benefits cover specific services (like dental, drugs, massage).
An HSA gives you full flexibility — it’s a tax-free spending account you can use for almost any health-related expense. It’s especially popular for solo entrepreneurs who want simplicity and control over their coverage.