It’s the time for many of us to select a health insurance plan for the coming year, and the Pennsylvania Insurance Department is armed with resources to help you decipher terminology, prices, and coverage options and pick the best plan for your health care. ...
Late fall traditionally marks Open Enrollment, the time when many of us need to select our health insurance plans for the new year. This article was updated on October 1, 2019. Whether you receive your health care coverage on your own through a place such as...
Marketplace Open Enrollment 2019 on healthcare.gov Understanding health insurance can be difficult. There is no question why we all need health insurance, because it covers a great deal of medical expenses and protects you from many unexpected high costs. The...
Have you ever heard of a short-term health insurance policies? They are plans designed to provide coverage for a limited time when you are between insurance policies. For example, if you are a student taking a semester off of school or you are between jobs,...
If you buy your own insurance, open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act’s Health Insurance Marketplace is your chance to make sure you get the best plan for your health and your pocketbook. Insurance can feel complicated—but talking with one of these navigators can...
It may seem hard to predict what’s going to happen with the health insurance market—particularly if you receive health coverage through the federal health insurance marketplace. With open enrollment around the corner — November 1–December 15, 2017, it is best to be...
If you or your family is in need of health insurance for 2018, enrollment for a plan under the Affordable Care Act, also referred to as Obamacare, will open Nov. 1. After Dec. 15, the annual enrollment window will close and you will not be able to access insurance...
Open enrollment through the Health Insurance Marketplace, where Pennsylvanians seeking insurance can buy policies, begins Nov. 1. Although federal lawmakers may consider changes to the Affordable Care Act—often called...