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Open Enrollment

Healthcare articles tagged Open Enrollment.

Health Insurance Nov 7, 2022 6 min

How do I sign up for a health plan through Connect for Health Colorado?

Gather the necessary information, such as name, birth date, and income. Afterward, you should check your budget to see what you can afford (which will depend on your health needs). Then you can then head to the Connect for Health Colorado site to pick the best plan for yourself.

By Shandra Ahsan
Health Insurance Nov 5, 2022 7 min

How Do I Sign Up for an ACA Plan in Pennsylvania?

In Pennsylvania, residents can buy health insurance through the state-wide marketplace, Pennie. Signing up for an ACA plan takes place during the open-enrollment period from November 1, 2022, to January 15, 2023.

By Alexandra Thompson
Health Insurance Nov 4, 2022 9 min

How do I sign up for health insurance using Covered California?

Covered California is California's state-run health insurance exchange. Open enrollment is from November 1st, 2022, to January 31st, 2023. You'll need information like name, birthday, social security number, and income ready. Then have an understanding of what to consider when browsing, such as budget and health needs. Then you can pick the plan that's best for you.

By Regine Roquia
Health Insurance Nov 3, 2022 7 min

How Do I Sign Up for an ACA Plan in New York?

For New York, have your information ready, keep in mind your budget, and understand what options are best for your needs. You can apply online, over the phone, or with a broker (at no charge to you). Open enrollment for New York is from November 16th, 2022, through January 31st, 2023.

By Kendra Bean
Health Insurance Jan 1, 2024 7 min

How Do I Sign Up for an ACA Plan Through The Marketplace for 2024?

Have all your information ready, prepare your budget and consider your medical needs, and pick the best option for you.

By Michelle Fleming
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 7 min

How Do I Add Dependents to My Health Plan?

Adding dependents to your health insurance plan can be done directly through your insurance company's website, marketplace plans, or employer if you have job-based insurance coverage during open enrollment or due to qualifying life events.

By Alexandra Thompson
Health Insurance Jul 12, 2022 11 min

Best Obamacare Plans in NYC

Bronze and silver plans are best for young and healthy, low-income individuals while gold and platinum plans are typically best for those requiring frequent medical care.

By Sophie Wei
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 8 min

How To Get Health Insurance Through Your Spouse

Acquiring your spouse’s health plan will take a bit of communication and comparing costs, medical needs, and expectations.

By Ashley Brooks
Health Insurance May 11, 2024 7 min

Is There a Penalty for Being Uninsured in 2024?

There is no federal penalty for not having health insurance in 2023, but four states and D.C. will impose a tax penalty on those who do not. Since 2019, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has not had an individual mandate penalty for those who are uninsured, and this will remain the case in 2022.

By Alexis Bryan
Health Insurance Jan 1, 2024 6 min

Updated Income Limits and Subsidy for Obamacare in 2024

If your annual income is between $12,760 and $51,040 you are eligible for ACA subsidy/Premium Tax Credit in 2021.  If qualified, your monthly subsidy is ranging from $451 to $89 a month (lower income, higher subsidies).

By Khang T. Vuong, MHA
Public Health Mar 12, 2021 6 min

Healthfirst Catastrophic Plan vs. Fidelis Care Catastrophic Plan

This article provides a detailed look at two catastrophic plans: Healthfirst and Fidelis Care. Catastrophic plans are meant for young and healthy individuals who do not regularly seek medical attention. Overall, Fidelis Care seems to be a more cost-effective plan, as it has a lower monthly premium.

By Mira Research Team
Tips Mar 12, 2021 5 min

Empire BlueCross BlueShield Bronze vs. UnitedHealthcare Bronze

Both HMO plans offer very similar services and payment plans. Both plans have a deducible of $5,500, give some reimbursement for a gym membership, and charge 50% coinsurance after deducible for services such as preventative care, primary care, specialty visits, and urgent care.

By Mira Research Team