by Leslie Jablonski | Aug 10, 2021 | Health Insurance, Open Enrollment Period
California residents have plenty of time to get health insurance in 2021, but it may benefit you to get coverage as early as possible. If the last year has made anything clear, it’s just how important it is to have a health plan in place. Even the healthiest of us can...
by Misty Berryman | Aug 10, 2021 | Health Insurance, Open Enrollment Period
Do you still need health insurance? Worried that you won’t be able to afford it? Then listen up: There’s still time to get a health insurance plan for 2021. With the new expanded subsidies, there’s a good chance that your new plan will be more affordable than ever....
by Wiley Long | Mar 25, 2021 | Health Insurance, Open Enrollment Period
The COVID-19 Special Enrollment Period (SEP) Is a Valuable New Opportunity to Get Insurance or Switch Plans – Health Insurance Open Enrollment Extended for 2021 Every year, the Health Insurance Open Enrollment period gives people an opportunity to shop for...
by Leslie Jablonski | Mar 25, 2021 | Heathsharing, Open Enrollment Period, Short-term health plan
Miss open enrollment? Short term plans, special enrollment periods, and health sharing plans are available to keep you covered and protected Every year, Americans have a limited opportunity to sign up for health insurance during the Open Enrollment Period from...
by Wiley Long | Oct 2, 2020 | Benefits of an HSA Plan, HSA-Qualified Plans, Open Enrollment Period
The way things have been going, I can’t be the only one who is looking forward to a New Year. But for now, lets look at the benefits of an HSA plan. It might not feel like it, but 2021 is actually right around the corner. That means that now is the time to be making...
by Wiley Long | Dec 27, 2018 | Health Insurance, Health Savings Account, Healthshare, Open Enrollment Period
What happens if you missed the health insurance open enrollment period? The 2019 Health Insurance Open Enrollment Period officially ended Saturday, December 15, for most states. This period has come and gone, and recently, a Texas judge ruled the Affordable Care Act...
