Just when you thought you had figured out all the possible special enrollment periods for coverage in the new health insurance marketplaces, the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight (CCIIO) has offered up a few more. Sabrina Corlette gives us an overview.
How does COBRA fit into coverage options now that people who lose employer-sponsored coverage have other insurance options under the ACA? In this blog post, JoAnn Volk takes up that question and looks at what an offer of COBRA means for special enrollment periods under the ACA.
The Obama Administration is allowing extra time to enroll in the health insurance Marketplaces for people who, through no fault of their own, have been unable to complete the process. But the options are different, depending on people’s different circumstances. Our Georgetown University Center for Children and Families colleague Tricia Brooks explains.
The Obama Administration has announced that consumers who’ve faced difficulties enrolling in the new health insurance Marketplaces will get some extra time to sign up. Our colleague at Georgetown’s Center for Children and Families, Tricia Brooks, has an overview of the decision.
New improvements to healthcare.gov are making it easier for consumers to report life changes, correct errors, and change plans. Recent guidance from the federal Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight details the site’s new functionality. Sabrina Corlette takes a look.
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