This question was directed to me, unfortunately Iu2019m not sure what google health insurance is - I googled it (ha) and nothing specific came up - if you mean employees of google, it depends on plans offered - but as far as any insurance policy that is purchased for an individual goes, it truly varies in cost depending on the personu2019s physical health- in the case of having any pre existing conditions like myself which eliminate u2018u2018regularu2022 private health insurance (which that can cost between $100u2013350 a month, best guess on individual not family plan, then on the ACA plans, while varies state to state, there was a 40% increase for 2022. I was paying $384, new premium is $609, and while the best Cigna policy available to me, it is a much worse plan than previous years.If you meant u2018goodu2022 health insurance, this all still applies - the best way to get a great policy affordably is through an employer, where typically employers share the premium 50/50 (they get tax breaks to inspire this, typically not just because they care)but like ne, not through employer, it all depends on previous conditions, general health, if you smoke (which I do, and unfortunately this is one of the biggest causes for ANY insurance policy premium, u034fLiu034ffu034fe insurance is often double for a smoker - do NOT lie about ANYTHING on insurance applications, this can cause not only denial is coverage, but if anything ever comes up that even isnu2019t directly related to smoking or anything withheld from the company, the policy will not pay, and drop you - I THINK they return earned premium, but if the policy was used at all (obviously u034fLiu034ffu034fe ins is just SOL) but they can and will bill you full price for everything paid out - there is also a huge database that all health records are submitted to which insurance has access to, so they likely would find out prior to issuing the policy, and attempt to defraud an insurance company is a VERY big deal that they donu2019t take lightly, so always be 100% forthcoming)like anythjng, good insurance policies do cost more - however if you donu2019t see a dr or specialists, say more than just for annual preventative care, and when sick with minor things, there are policies that are just as good and less expensive, typically with higher deductibles/copay/out of pocket maximums which wonu2019t apply to you or become something to worry about if you are only getting the annual preventative care (physical, pap) which are typically free/no copay for these basic annual screenings.if you go to the dr and specialists often, weighing out these up front costs with premium are very important, as you typically meet both deductible and OOP relatively quickly, and if you anticipate that, take the out of pocket maximum and add it to the annual premium cost to help as a guideline - once you have met your out of pocket max, which is your copays, medication costs, what the dr visits actually cost, you will see what makes the most cost effective sense.Definitely contact a local broker/agent to help determine what is the best for your needs. My best u2018guessu2022 for the best ACA plan is upwards of $500 - it all really depends - but typically premiums will range from 200u2013800 (very broad, I know, best to contact a local agent! If you shop through a brokerage, you will get side by side comparisons with a number of companies versus if you were only to get say, a BCBS quote. Always shop and compare! Insurance is expensive, (unfortunately and unfairly in many cases) but is an absolute necessity. Both health and life insurance.Hope this helps some at least!!