Yes! In every state, you can browse the available plans anonymously before you create an exchange account. If you want to see rates and plan options, the information is available – online, in-person, and by phone. Here are some tips for finding it: Get a quote here at healthinsurance.org. Pricing for 2023 plans should be available by late October 2022. You’ll want to select the option for “Affordable Care Act plans” when you’re using the shopping tool. But as noted above, if you’re also in need of a short-term plan to cover you until the end of December, you can also get quotes for those plans if you select the option for “short-term plans and alternatives” (keeping in mind that these should be thought of as a bridge plan until your ACA-compliant plan takes effect, rather than a replacement). ‘Window shop’ anonymously on your state exchange (if you’re in DC or one of the 17 states that run their own exchanges) or HealthCare.gov’s plan browsing page (if you’re in one of the other 33 states). The window shopping tools that are available through the exchanges are anonymous and do not require you to enter any identifying information; they offer a quick and easy way to get a good idea of what’s available to you. You can enter an estimate of how much you expect to earn in 2023, and the shopping tools will show you the amount of premium subsidy (premium tax credit) you’ll be eligible to receive (here’s how household income is calculated under the ACA). Consult with a trained advisor. Set up an appointment with a Navigator or broker in your area who will be able to help you sort through the available options and figure out which one will best meet your needs. (See below for more information about the enrollment assisters who can help you.) Talk with your health care providers. This is helpful especially if you’re considering a policy change during open enrollment. You’ll want to know which provider networks include your doctors, and whether any network changes are planned for the coming year.