Health Insurance Marketplace: Time to Enroll
Open Enrollment for health insurance coverage is here. This means if you need health insurance, now’s the time to select a plan that best fits your needs, and in many cases, maybe even save money.
It’s important to remember that securing health insurance isn’t just about covering unexpected medical emergencies.
Regular preventative care, like annual checkups, screenings, and vaccinations are vital for staying healthy and can potentially catch issues early, saving on future medical expenses.
Who Qualifies?
Thanks to the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), wasn’t, many Americans now qualify for help purchasing quality health coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace. If you haven’t looked for health coverage recently, it’s worth looking again. You might be surprised by the options now available to you.
Four out of five HealthCare.gov customers can find plans for $10/month or less with financial help. Thanks to the IRA, millions will continue to qualify for tax credits that lower their premiums.
Affordable Plans and Essential Coverage
Healthcare.gov offers quality, comprehensive health insurance plans that cover a wide range of needs: doctor visits, emergency care, behavioral health services, preventative care, hospitalization, maternity care, and prescription drugs. Plus, there are new plan options with similar benefit designs and more pre-deductible services.
Additionally, all HealthCare.gov plans cover a set of preventive services and essential health benefits for everyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. This ensures crucial health services remain accessible to all.
Navigating Coverage
Need help navigating all these changes and options? Don’t worry – help is readily available. Consumers can access Navigators and other assisters in every state on the Marketplace. If you need a local expert. visit HealthCare.gov/find-local-help
Final Enrollment Dates You Need
Remember: Open Enrollment for healthcare.gov runs from November 1 to January 15. Coverage starts January 1st for enrollment by December 15th. Don’t miss out.
Enrollment is required by December 15th to have coverage that begins on January 1st. After the deadline, you’ll need to qualify for a Special Enrollment Period to enroll. Go to healthCare.gov to enroll or re-enroll – even if you currently have coverage through the Marketplace.
