ezHealthMart's Obamacare Enrollment Centers give insight as to why they have better plans than what is listed on the health insurance marketplace. Vice President of the company, Regina Sara, stating "We are a Private Exchange Group" and aren't actually listed as part of the Health Insurance Marketplace, in which, include all the government-ran websites with insurance plans such as [Molina](http://www.molinahealthcare.com/en-US/Pages/home.aspx) and [CoventryOne](http://www.coventryhealthcare.com/). While these sites are great to get settled with, the enrollment centers have State Licensed Government Certified Agents on staff that are able to sit down with customers face-to-face and string up the best plan for the customer from all the sites' listed plans and some. Private exchange groups have access to exclusive plans that aren't even listed on the sites.

Many people are pushing to look for the best on the market before the expiration date to a January 1st effective plan, which is December 17th. A crazy day for America is awaiting with health insurance call lines that may be clogged for multiple hours without getting to speak to agents, and waiting lines taking up to 10 hours before getting settled at enrollment centers. But with ezHealthMart's new ACA Quick App for enrolling customers quick and effectively, they're considered prepared for the wave of people coming their way, getting people enrolled within a 15 minute cap with a plethora of agents on standby.

There's actually two ways to apply for Obamacare health insurance in the marketplace. There's private exchange, or The Health Insurance Marketplace (the government facilitated websites). Here are a list of pros and cons for both. Here are the positives when it comes to the Private Exchanges such as ezHealthMart's website. First: consumers can buy health insurance from licensed agents, online and in person (there are many times, especially when the consumer is self employed, where they must upload multiple documents which is much better when a consumer may go to an enrollment center such as ezHealthMart's Enrollment Center's Page and have an agent do it for them), or directly from insurance companies. Second, private enrollment centers are typically staffed with licensed health insurance agents. There are more options when shopping for plans through a licensed agent. Examples are Major Medical Plans (Under the ACA, consumers who do not qualify for or want a subsidy, but who want to avoid the tax penalty, can buy major medical health plans that meet ACA coverage standards on or off of government-run state exchanges). The rest of the info on this matter may be found by clicking here on ezHealthMart's website blog for how to [Sign Up For Obamacare](http://www.ezhealthmart.com/) correctly.