ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st - DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov. ph# 1-800-318-2596.

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The number for HealthCare.gov is 1-800-318-2596.

Wed, NOV 1st - Fri, DEC 15.

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ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st to DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov

Wed, NOV 1st - Fri, DEC 15.




ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st to DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov
ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st to DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov

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1. ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st to DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov Wed, NOV 1st - Fri, DEC 15.

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2. ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st to DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov

ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st to DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov

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3. A few questions for those who may know.

I am retiring at the end of the year and have access to insurance through my pension. But I am considering signing up through ACA since the premium is half of what I would pay through the pension. I get almost a $800 premium reduction for a silver plan. One question is do you pay the full amount & then get reimbursed when you file taxes or do you just pay the lower amount automatically each month?

Do you think I would be taking on an undue risk by turning down the insurance from the pension and relying on the ACA considering the fact that the republicans and trump are still actively trying to dismantle the ACA?

If I do sign up through the ACA, is the amount set in stone once you sign up or can it be raised at some point in the year?

Thanks in advance for any input.

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4. For questions I was referred here: Covered Indivisible . org

http://covered.indivisible.org/

COVERED.
Whether you need health care coverage or you want to join the fight to stop the sabotage and get information out to folks in your community who should be taking advantage of open enrollment, we've got everything you need to take action.

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7. The number for HealthCare.gov is 1-800-318-2596.

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5. BarackObama has you covered.

Today’s the day! You can go to http://HealthCare.gov and sign up for health coverage. Need a pep talk first? @BarackObama has you covered.

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6. Heres Where To Get Help Choosing Obamacare Plans Its confusing this year and you dont have a lot

Here’s Where To Get Help Choosing Obamacare Plans
It’s confusing this year and you don’t have a lot of time. But help is out there.

Here are some of the resources and people you can consult:

HealthCare.gov And Its State-run Marketplace Counterparts

You probably know about HealthCare.gov and CuidadoDeSalud.gov ― the one-stop-shopping, federally run websites that, in 38 states, individuals use to find health insurance policies and enroll in them. The exceptions are California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington. They have their own websites, as does the District of Columbia.

These sites will let you know quickly whether you are eligible for tax credits that could discount your premiums by hundreds or even thousands of dollars, and in some cases wipe out premiums altogether. They will also let you know all about the policies you can buy with those tax credits ― providing information not just on premiums, but also on out-of-pocket expenses, doctor and hospital networks, and formularies for prescription drugs. (Formularies are lists of drugs that insurance companies will or won’t cover, along with whatever co-payments you’ll need to pay to get them.)

In the past, information about networks and formularies hasn’t always been totally accurate or up to date. That’s a big deal. You don’t want to get a policy thinking it will pay for visits with a longtime doctor or cover a prescription you use regularly, only to discover too late that it won’t. If there’s a provider or drug of particular importance to you, double-check with insurers, providers and drugstores to confirm any information from the websites.

The websites also have glossaries to explain key concepts, such as the difference between a deductible and an out-of-pocket maximum. If you need more help ― or if you just prefer to deal with a person rather than a website ― the sites all have call centers with trained professionals who can answer questions and sign you up directly.

The number for HealthCare.gov is 1-800-318-2596. In the 12 states plus the District of Columbia that don’t use HealthCare.gov, the phone numbers for their call centers are on their state websites.

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8. Kicking!

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9. ACA Open enrollment NOV 1st - DEC 15. www.healthcare.gov. ph# 1-800-318-2596.