Review your current coverage
Check deadlines, costs, providers, and what you would give up.
New projects, different clients, changing schedules. Your healthcare decisions should fit the way you work. Explore SakeOf without relying on a traditional employer health plan.
Working contract to contract often means making healthcare decisions on your own. SakeOf gives independent workers another option to evaluate alongside health insurance.
Explore the member experienceEstimate contributions rather than guessing what membership could cost.
There is no SakeOf-specific provider network; guidelines still apply.
Member advocacy can help with care navigation and medical bills.
Check deadlines, costs, providers, and what you would give up.
Try SakeOf's existing calculator with your own household details.
Read the member handbook before applying for sharing membership.
Build an estimate around your household and the options that matter to you.
SakeOf Labs makes it easier to keep up with your health while working for yourself. Choose a blood testing panel, request an at-home draw where available, and follow your results over time.
Explore SakeOf LabsA licensed phlebotomist visits your home or office in available service areas.
Choose a Core or Complete panel based on how much detail you want.
Review your dashboard and compare changes across future draws.
Explore the tools and people available through SakeOf membership, including care guidance and member advocacy.
No employer sponsorship is required to apply for SakeOf. Independent contractors and 1099 workers can explore membership, subject to eligibility guidelines.
You can estimate membership contributions before deciding to join. Monthly membership terms apply even if your contract income fluctuates, so plan for that expense and review cancellation requirements.
SakeOf has household membership options. Add members in the calculator to explore an illustrative monthly contribution.
You can apply without waiting for a traditional insurance open enrollment period. Review eligibility and any applicable waiting periods in the membership guidelines.
No. SakeOf is not health insurance. Only eligible expenses may be shared under the published guidelines, and sharing is not guaranteed. SakeOf does not provide ACA-compliant insurance coverage.
Do not treat SakeOf contributions as deductible insurance premiums without advice specific to your situation. A qualified tax professional can help you evaluate the rules.
Ask a SakeOf Guide about your options.
Explore healthcare sharing for the life you're building, and make an informed decision before joining.