Alex Ingram

Who he works with

Alex takes the employer questions. A small business deciding whether to offer coverage at all, an owner comparing a group plan against helping people buy their own, a company that has outgrown the plan it started with and cannot tell whether the renewal quote is reasonable.

Group coverage is where the math gets genuinely different: what looks expensive per employee can be cheaper than the alternative once you count the tax treatment, and sometimes the honest answer is that a group plan is the wrong tool for your business right now.

He built how this agency runs

Before anything else, Alex is the reason your question reaches a licensed agent the same day instead of sitting in an inbox. He built the intake and follow-up system, and he keeps your file current so you are not re-explaining your situation at every renewal.

That shows up in small ways that matter when something goes wrong. If a claim is denied or a card never arrives, there is already a record of what you were told and who told you, so you are not starting over with someone who has never heard of you.

The guides he writes

Alex has written 4 of the 24 guides here, the life-event ones: aging off a parent's plan, losing employer coverage, a claim coming back denied. They explain how a process works rather than recommending a plan, and each one is checked by another licensed agent before it publishes. He also recorded the short explainer videos across the site.

What Alex has written

• Turning 26: Getting Your Own Health Insurance for the First Time
• What to Do When Your Health Insurance Claim Is Denied
• Lost Your Job? Read This Before You Elect COBRA
• ACA Subsidy Changes for 2026: What Arizona and Alabama Families Need to Know

Every guide on this site names the person who wrote it, and where a second licensed agent checked it, it names the reviewer too. See all guides.

Verify this

Alex is a licensed insurance producer, NPN 22373364, California insurance license #4586015, Arizona license #22373364, and Texas license #3564690. He is licensed in California, Arizona, and Texas; coverage questions outside those states go to Brent Barnes (NPN 19248676) or Jake Schisler (NPN 16996040). Apex Health Advisors LLC is licensed in Arizona, Alabama, Texas, Oregon, and California, agency NPN 22248855, and holds California insurance license #6019793. You can verify any of these with the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions, Alabama Department of Insurance, Texas Department of Insurance, Oregon Division of Financial Regulation, and California Department of Insurance, or by NPN on the national producer registry.