Latest Health Care News
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Stay healthy—use your free preventive benefits
All Marketplace plans have free preventive benefits to help keep you healthy and avoid more serious illnesses. Talk with your doctor to figure out which services are right for you. Remember, services are only free if you get them from a provider in your plan’s network.
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What preventive services could I...
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Thu 16 Jan 2025
Discover your health care options after Open Enrollment
Missed the January 15 deadline for 2025 Marketplace Open Enrollment? Don’t worry—you may still have options for health coverage for the rest of the year.
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Enroll with a Special Enrollment Period You could be eligible for a Special Enrollment Period to get or change your health coverage if:Your incom...
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Wed 08 Jan 2025
Going once, going twice...Open Enrollment ends soon!
Time’s almost up to get health coverage for 2025. Act before January 15 to enroll in health coverage that starts February 1.
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Enroll in health coverage now that meets your budget & needsDepending on your expected household income for the year, you or members of your household may qualify for lower...
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Sun 15 Dec 2024
The clock is ticking! Open Enrollment ends in 1 month
Do you hear that? It’s the clock ticking towards the January 15 deadline. You still have time to apply for, renew, or change 2025 health insurance.
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Note these important dates:January 15, 2025: Deadline to apply for and enroll in 2025 coverage.February 1, 2025: Coverage starts.Don't miss out! After Jan...
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Thu 12 Dec 2024
To start your coverage, make sure you pay your monthly premium
To start your new 2025 Marketplace coverage, pay the first premium. This is the amount you pay every month to the health insurance company to keep your coverage.
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How to pay your monthly premium to start your coverageFollow your insurance company’s instructions on how to pay.Pay online. You might be ab...
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