Marketplace Open Enrollment at
www.healthcare.gov is November 1 through January 15 each year.
You and your family may qualify for financial assistance to help pay for health insurance.
Here are the key things to know:
1. Open
enrollment begins November 1. That is the first day that you can enroll, re-enroll, or change health plans for the following year.
2. If you signed up last year and want to make changes to your coverage, enroll in a different plan by December 15 so it starts January 1. Otherwise, you'll be
automatically re-enrolled in a
health insurance plan. If you are automatically re-enrolled and coverage started, you can change plans until January 15.
3. To make sure you have a plan that works for you, with the savings you qualify for, log in at the
Health Insurance Marketplace and update your application. This lets you view and compare all your plan options for the upcoming year.
4. Financial assistance
based on income is available to help make health coverage more affordable. Find out whether you are eligible by logging on to
www.healthcare.gov.
5. You can apply for coverage four different ways:
Online
By phone
With in-person help
With a paper application
6. If you missed open enrollment (November 1 through January 15), you may still be able to get coverage if:
7. To make the sign-up process as smooth as possible, have the following information available:
8. As you check your own insurance options, remember to make sure your children are covered! If they are eligible for
Medicaid or CHIP, you can enroll at any time of year. Learn more at
www.insurekidsnow.gov.
Need help signing up?
Find helpers in your community to assist you in navigating the process:
https://localhelp.healthcare.gov
For more information and to sign up, visit
www.healthcare.gov.
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