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Nexus Insurance

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Last updated: May 29, 2026

Nexus Insurance is a bilingual ACA help service that connects US residents with US-licensed insurance agents for Obamacare and Health Insurance Marketplace enrollment. We focus on the Hispanic-American market — the largest ACA-eligible demographic with the highest information gap.

This page is a resource for journalists, researchers, and content creators writing about the Affordable Care Act, ACA Marketplace enrollment, premium tax credits, Hispanic health coverage, and immigrant access to health insurance. All stats below are sourced and current to 2026 coverage year.

Quick contact for press inquiries

  • Email: contact@mynexusinsurance.com
  • Phone: (888) 360-4111
  • Response time: Within 24 hours on weekdays, English or Spanish.
  • Spokesperson: Jacobo Ortiz, Founder of Nexus Insurance, available for quotes on ACA Hispanic enrollment, immigration status & ACA eligibility, premium tax credit access, and bilingual insurance agent landscape.

Five citable stats on the ACA Hispanic market

4.2 million Floridians enrolled in Marketplace plans in 2024

Source: CMS, 2024 Open Enrollment Report

Florida is the largest Marketplace state in the country — one of every six Marketplace enrollees nationally.

71% of Miami residents identify as Hispanic or Latino

Source: US Census Bureau, 2024 ACS estimates

Miami is the most Hispanic city in the US, with Cuban, Venezuelan, Colombian, Nicaraguan and Mexican communities each requiring different bilingual ACA enrollment approaches.

Approximately 90% of Marketplace enrollees qualify for premium tax credits

Source: KFF, 2024 Marketplace analysis

Almost everyone shopping on HealthCare.gov is eligible for some subsidy — many Hispanic families do not realize this and overpay.

Florida gross premiums rising approximately 31% for 2026 coverage

Source: Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, 2026 rate filings

The largest annual increase in years, driven by the IRA enhanced subsidies expiration. Subsidized enrollees are largely shielded; non-subsidized enrollees face significant price shocks.

10 states (including Florida and Texas) have not expanded Medicaid under the ACA

Source: KFF Medicaid expansion tracker, 2026

Adults under 100% FPL in these states fall into a "coverage gap" — too much income for state Medicaid, too little for Marketplace subsidies. Mixed-status Hispanic families are disproportionately affected.

Quotable expert commentary

These quotes are pre-cleared for use by journalists. Attribution: "Jacobo Ortiz, Founder of Nexus Insurance". Please reach out via the contact above if you want a custom quote on a specific angle.

On bilingual ACA access

"The biggest barrier to ACA enrollment for Hispanic families is not eligibility — it is finding an agent who can explain plans in Spanish while accounting for mixed immigration status in the household."

On the 2026 subsidy cliff

"Hispanic households between 100% and 250% FPL still see very low monthly premiums after subsidies — but the gross premium hikes mean re-shopping during Open Enrollment is no longer optional. Auto-renewal can move you to an equivalent plan at a much higher net cost."

On immigration status and ACA

"Cubans on humanitarian parole, Venezuelans on TPS, DACA recipients, and refugees all qualify for the federal Marketplace with full subsidies from day one — no five-year waiting period. Most enrollees do not know this."

On state-by-state Hispanic enrollment

"Florida and Texas concentrate over half of US Hispanic ACA-eligible adults. Florida uses HealthCare.gov and runs the most competitive carrier market in the country; Texas also uses HealthCare.gov but with the highest uninsured rate in the nation. Each requires different enrollment strategies."

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About the company

Nexus Insurance is operated by Nexus Colpro LLC, a Delaware-registered company providing bilingual ACA enrollment help across the United States. We are not an insurance company and we are not licensed as an insurance agency. We are a help service that connects consumers with US-licensed insurance agents who handle the actual enrollment and plan selection. This distinction matters legally and for accuracy in reporting.

States currently served by our agent partners include Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, New Jersey, New York, and Illinois. We do not currently serve Colorado, Nevada, or Arizona.

Methodology and sourcing

The stats on this page are drawn from public datasets we cite explicitly: CMS Open Enrollment reports, KFF Marketplace analyses, US Census Bureau ACS estimates, Florida Office of Insurance Regulation rate filings, and similar primary sources. Where we cite a percentage or dollar figure on the site or in interviews, we can provide the original source on request. We do not publish proprietary research data and we do not compile or release individual enrollment data.

Journalists writing about ACA enrollment for the 2026-2027 Open Enrollment Period (November 1, 2026 — January 15, 2027) are welcome to interview our spokesperson for background or quotes. Email contact@mynexusinsurance.com with the publication and angle.