Health Insurance for bootstrapped founders in the US

I left my job a week ago and I'm based out of California. My employer's health insurance runs till the end of the month and after that I need to figure something out. I'm a solo founder right now just coding and bootstrapping everything.

These are the health insurance options I've come across so far:

1. Cobra (ends up being $900 per month in my case)

2. Any option at coveredca.com. The lowest priced high deductible plans are still around $475 or so. I don't qualify for much of any subsidy due to the salary I've made for the first half of 2023.

3. Incorporate a Delaware c-corp or an LLC and buy group insurance as a single founder. I believe California allows this but someone correct me if I'm wrong. I looked a few options and they don't seem to be any better or cheaper than the ones on coveredca.com.

Is there anything else that people do now that it's 2023 that I'm missing? Can't believe how pricey health insurance is without an employer for what's basically bare bones coverage that doesn't protect you financially from anything besides you getting hit by a bus!