Zing Health

Zing Health uses an in-house broker model to enroll Medicare-eligible members. Brokers walk prospective members through plan options step by step, which the firm positions as a differentiator from insurers that push enrollment through call centers or third-party lead aggregators. This approach is built into the firm's public-facing value proposition (per the firm's website, 2025).

Zing Health offers Medicare Advantage plans in six states: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee. Its website lists plan availability by county within those states. The geographic footprint concentrates in the Midwest and Southeast (per the firm, 2025).

Zing Health operates as a risk-bearing Medicare Advantage insurer, not solely a technology vendor or care-navigation platform. It designs and underwrites health plans, taking on the medical-cost risk for enrolled members. The firm supplements this with a mobile app and member portal for claims and plan management (per the firm, 2025).

Zing Health does not publicly name a CEO, CIO, or founding team on its website. The firm's about, team, and strategy pages return errors, leaving executive leadership and board composition unconfirmed (per the firm's website, 2025).

Zing Health markets its plans as giving members the freedom to choose any provider that accepts Medicare — a departure from narrow-network, gatekeeper-driven models. The firm's consumer-facing messaging emphasizes provider choice and tools for searching thousands of physicians across specialties (per the firm, 2025).