Make an appointment to speak with a HINT representative
Fill out this form to schedule a time to speak directly with a HINT
representative. We will call you at the preferred time and we can chat
about your situation and options you may have. Appointment hours are
in the evenings/late afternoons on Monday to Thursday, 7 PM ET – 8:30
PM ET and last 30 minutes.
Some Ground Rules
Currently, we are scheduling calls Monday – Thursday, 7:00 pm – 8:30
pm ET. If there is a conflict, we can work outside of those hours if necessary.
We have day jobs that make calls during the day very difficult, but not impossible,
to schedule.
If you are currently insured please have a copy of the policy with you when
we speak.
If you are using a cell phone, try to position yourself where coverage will
not be a problem.
Make sure that you have no other appointments and you are in a quiet place
where you can concentrate.
Turn off or ignore your call waiting. If you're expecting an important call,
we can reschedule. Remember, we only have 30 minutes, and it goes by fast!
Others are waiting, so we usually can't go over 30 minutes.
If you have to reschedule, please give us as much advance notice as possible.
Disclaimer: Future of Music Coalition provides basic
health insurance information to answer your basic health insurance option
questions. Insurance is regulated on a federal basis and by each state,
and each insurance carrier rules and policy terms may differ from state
to state and between individuals. Therefore, you acknowledge and
agree that any insurance-related information provided by or through the
Website is general information only, and may not apply to your particular
situation. FMC does not endorse any insurance carrier, product, or policy
and is not responsible or liable for any information provided on the
website, by a HINT representative or other resource. FMC shall
not be responsible for any injury, loss, or damage which occurs as a
result of any statements, advice or information provided in or through
the HINT program, or for the reliability or accuracy of same. In addition,
any user of the HINT program who chooses to make any personally identifiable
information or other information publicly available to a HINT representative
or otherwise does so at his or her own risk. Such disclosures are
expressly excluded from the terms of our Privacy Policy. For
more information see our terms of service
Fractured
Atlas is a nonprofit service organization for artists and
creators. One of the benefits they offer their members is access
to group health insurance. Visit the website and select your
state from the menu to see the state-specific insurance options.
Membership in the organization is $75 annual for an individual, but
there are also affordable group rates starting at $150.
AHIRC:
The Artists’ Health Insurance Resource Center is an
online database created by the Actors’ Fund with a grant from
the National Endowment for the Arts. Data is organized by state
and includes information about resources in each state for artists,
and lists of insurers of all kinds. Access to this data is
free.
Health
Alliance for Austin Musicians If you are an uninsured,
professional musician in the Austin, TX area, you may be eligible
for low-cost primary health care services, basic dental care and
mental health counseling provided by HAAM.
SIMS Foundation is
a non-profit organization that provides access to low-cost mental
health services for Austin, TX musicians and their immediate families.
Texas Music Office is a state-funded business promotion and information clearinghouse for the musicians of Texas. The insurance page provides a detailed list of health insurance options for residents of Texas.
A
Consumer Guide for Getting and Keeping Health Insurance Created
by the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, this website
provides legal information about your rights as a health insurance
consumer for each state. Updated regularly.
eHealthinsurance.com A
for-profit broker that consolidates information about plans and premiums
on their website.
