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Find the right coverage for your needs and budget.
Medicare Advantage
All-in-one plans that replace Original Medicare.
- Medical & prescription coverage
- Often $0 monthly premium
- Extra benefits like dental/vision
- Network restrictions apply
Medicare Supplement
Fill the gaps in Original Medicare coverage.
- Works with Original Medicare
- Predictable costs
- Any doctor that accepts Medicare
- No prescription coverage
Part D Prescription
Standalone prescription drug coverage.
- Add to Original Medicare
- Required if no other coverage
- Formulary restrictions
- Late enrollment penalties
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Frequently asked questions
When can I enroll in an ACA Marketplace health plan?
You can enroll, renew or change a Marketplace health plan during the Open Enrollment Period — for example, for most states the window runs November 1 through January 15 for the upcoming year.
Outside that period, you generally need a qualifying life event (such as marriage, birth of a child, relocation, loss of other coverage) to trigger a Special Enrollment Period.
How do premium tax credits (subsidies) work for ACA plans?
Under the Affordable Care Act, eligible individuals and families who buy coverage through the Marketplace may qualify for the “Premium Tax Credit (PTC)” which is refundable and can reduce your monthly premium.
The amount depends on your estimated annual income, household size, and the cost of benchmark plans in your area.
Furthermore, recent enhancements temporarily expanded eligibility and increased subsidy amounts, which may change in the future.
How much will I pay for an ACA-Marketplace plan and what determines it?
Your out-of-pocket premium for a Marketplace plan is influenced by:
– The plan you choose (Bronze, Silver, Gold)
– Your location (state / zip)
– Your household income (relative to the Federal Poverty Level)
For example, policy analysis shows that if enhanced subsidies expire, enrollees could pay more than double what they are paying now.
What happens if I miss Open Enrollment — can I still enroll?
If you miss the Open Enrollment Period for Marketplace plans, you generally cannot sign up until the next year unless you experience a qualifying life event that triggers a Special Enrollment Period (SEP).
It’s important to act quickly after the event, as SEPs have specific rules and timeframes.
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