A new Special Enrollment Period has been announced!
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has announced a new Special Enrollment Period in accordance with an Executive Order issued by the Biden administration on 1/28 in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Starting February 15 and going through May 15, the Marketplace will be available to all eligible consumers who are submitting a new application or updating an existing one. Consumers will be able to apply online through Healthcare.gov or by phone with the Marketplace. Enroll Alabama Navigators will be available for anyone who needs assistance completing an application, picking a healthcare plan or any other questions you may have about signing up for Marketplace insurance. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment or pick a time available through our scheduling site below.
For more information and free assistance, call us toll free at 844-248-7698 or e-mail enrollalabama@gmail.com today.
You can now schedule your appointment with an Enroll Alabama Navigator online.
There are four categories of plans through the Federal Health Insurance Marketplace. These categories will help you choose a plan that’s right for you. The categories are based on the costs that the plan covers and the costs for which you will be responsible. In other words, the category you choose affects how much your premium costs each month and what portion of the bill you will pay for things like hospital visits or prescription medications. The plans in each category all offer the same set of essential health benefits. The categories do not reflect the quality or amount of care the plans provide. The four categories are:
As with all health plans, you will have a monthly payment (or premium). However, it is also important to understand how much of the out-of-pocket costs you will be responsible for when you receive care.
Do you expect a lot of doctor visits or fill prescriptions on a regular basis?
The Marketplace also offers “catastrophic” plans to people under 30 years old and to some people with very low incomes.